
You’ll remember a few weeks ago we saw Madonna with a man old enough to be her son strolling through Harlem, New York shooting the ad campaign for Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall 2010 collection.
The campaign shot by Steven Klein follows same theme from the Spring 2010 campaign which also features Madonna.
I’ve gotta admit, I was very surprised at the results from these beautiful black & white pictures. I much prefer them to the Spring campaign as the mood isn’t so sombre.
Madonna actually looks amazing – yes I’m aware the pictures are heavily photoshopped – but she does.
The campaign was inspired by the Italian Masterpieces of Cinematography and Madonna’s character is inspired Anna Magnani, who is said to be her icon.
The images reference an imaginary movie, shot in a non specific Italian city describing the beauty and simple family life of an ordinary woman with her different roles as mother, daughter, granddaughter, cousin, and sister.
Madonna is portrayed in scenes such as shopping in a street market with her beloved son – similar to the Magnani character in “Mamma Roma” – enjoying the Sunday family lunch, and when her granny is sewing her skirt seam.
The new fall winter Dolce & Gabbana campaign represents a woman in a more human dimension underlining her natural beauty.
Are you in love with this campaign as much as I am?
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Credit: Steven Klein Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana
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Posted by Catherine Kallon on July 12th, 2010 In: Advertising, Dolce & Gabbana, Madonna











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