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4 comments:
I don't think these images have been inspired by Winehouse at all. Women have been wearing dark hair, dark eye make-up and particularly the winged eye long before Winehouse, and it's a look that regularly circulates in the fashion world. The clothes are way too classy to be conncted with her also. :)
I agree with you Z, they should have woken Amy up give her two cups of strong coffee and shot here for this. She definitely would have looked better than the boring little girl they chose.
I think supermodel CoCo Rocha looks amazing in these ads. The ads are very edgy and controversial, because Karl's pre-fall collection was just that. I can't see how a halter top made of chunky religions inspired jewelery paired with fingertip-less gloves overtly covering exposed nipples is boring at all. But that's just me
I also feel they have no connection what so ever to Amy Whinehouse, yes I know I spelt that wrong. These outfits have nothing in common with a coked out piece of trash.
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