The Versace Fall/Winter 2013 ads look to add a fresh touch to the rather confused brand that often utilizes bright colors and an extensively manufactured aesthetic in the majority of it's campaigns. The simple greyscale background for the Versace Fall/Winter 2013 ads allow the clothing and models to come through with crystal clear quality.
Featuring Kate Moss in addition to models Saskia de Brauw, Travis Smith, Dominik Bauer and Matt Trethe, the Versace Fall/Winter 2013 ads bring back the classic Versace aesthetic that isn't too concerned with shot location or pin-sharp styling. The clothing can breathe on the backs of the models and is able to be quickly identified as either beautiful or gauche, depending on personal tastes.
The Versace Fall/Winter 2013 ads will start popping up on a global scale in the coming weeks.
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