Madonna, once again graced the cameras as she poses for another Louis Vuitton Campaign Ad, along with designer Marc Jacobs and photographer Steven Meisel.
*Madonna for Fall 2009/Winter 2010 Louis Vuitton Collection*
The ad pictures have been leaked months ago, showing a different look for Madge with a dim-lit classic vibe and high-contrast colors. It almost looks like 3D to me. But, so much for alleged over-photoshopping, as it ended up really damn gorgeous. No wonder LV is not the only one who’s pleased. 
What’s more to love is this certain monogram handbag Madonna’s holding below. The sparkling golden monogram accent beautifully printed on the impeccably sophisticated contrast of dark-brown leather really catches much attention. It’s like revivifying the cult classic into something marketable and contemporary.
But hey, the same classic feel goes to her last year’s Louis Vuitton Campaign Ad here. Colors are subdued and less vivid though.
This 50-year-old vixen could still pull off a half-split like this:
*No wonder yoga does wonders. 
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So, which of Madonna’s ads do you prefer? xx
A 20-something urbanite who pours all of her passion for all things posh, ergonomic, attractive and scintillating. Believes that vanity can be found everywhere, even without spending a fortune. Makeup and perfume junkie. Fashion designer wannabe. Self-confessed artsy-fartsy, but works in a techie industry.
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I personally like the new ones the best, because they show her in a softer light. She can look very “hard” sometimes- so the new ads look good!
By Bailey (Makeover Momma) on 07.03.09 1:01 am | Permalink
I actually love the way it’s styled.
And yes, I must agree with you that she has this tamed vibe here.
Madge usually has these strong features, and taming her features is really well-put for this campaign.
By All The Vanity on 07.04.09 1:09 am | Permalink
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