Gisele Bundchen Fronts the Isabel Marant Fall 2014 Campaign
Farida Helmy — June 29, 2014 — Fashion
References: isabelmarant & fashiongonerogue
The new Isabel Marant Fall 2014 campaign scores goddess Gisele Bundchen to be the front of its latest ads. When the supermodel and Brazilian bombshell is the face of a brand’s campaign you know that both the collection and the campaign are bound to blow up and fly off the shelves.
Having been off the campaign scene for a while now, the gorgeous Bundchen comes back with a vengeance by fronting her first Isabel Marant campaign in three years. The knockout beauty looks radiant and flawlessly fresh-faced wearing only minimal makeup and letting her lustrous wavy hair loose. Posing in the Paris-based designer’s fall/winter looks, Bundchen looks sultry in menswear-inspired styles—which include relaxed suiting and comfy knits.
Having been off the campaign scene for a while now, the gorgeous Bundchen comes back with a vengeance by fronting her first Isabel Marant campaign in three years. The knockout beauty looks radiant and flawlessly fresh-faced wearing only minimal makeup and letting her lustrous wavy hair loose. Posing in the Paris-based designer’s fall/winter looks, Bundchen looks sultry in menswear-inspired styles—which include relaxed suiting and comfy knits.
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Celebrities in Fashion Campaigns — The use of popular celebrities in fashion campaigns can increase brand recognition and drive sales.
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Fashion — Incorporating celebrities in fashion campaigns can help brands stand out and increase sales.
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