"And Dior created woman" (And Dior created woman), the new ad for the fragrance Dior Bardot inspired us largely caught the eye and for good reason: the muse, D. Groeneveld already appears as a pin-up grass! It explains why he will have to closely monitor the Dutch ...
1) Jonas Akerlund staged in the new Dior ad
You agree, it gets worse in life ... Jonas Akerlund who must be between the other great commercial Dior Addict with Kate Moss and a few clips of Madonna (including "Ray of Light") signed by the new Dior commercial and reveals literally Daphne Groeneveld model talent. Intoxicating sweetness, sensual and 100% retro: Vintage Make-up approved!
2) A tribute to Brigitte Bardot
Winks at BB are many in the pub Dior starting with the title of the spot inspired by the famous Roger Vadim film "And God Created Woman", his dedication to the cinema in 1956. The tribute to Bardot is clearly asserted, Daphne also been selected for this: Pinup physical, gestural glamorous, long blond hair in a bun sauerkraut, everything is there. Makeup artists even reproduces the basic makeup of Bardot, the features of eyeliner on the eyes, mouth, natural, luminous complexion and lightly loaded (some time ago, we wrote an article on beauty products Bardot would have liked if it had been young in 2012, do not hesitate to rediscover if you need a little inspiration). Among the elements typically representative of the universe of Brigitte Bardot, we can also mention the town of Saint-Tropez, and especially the beach so dear to Bardot, where she is also the owner of the Madrague since 1958. ("On the deserted beach and shellfish ...")
3) She was only 17 years old and yet ...
Daphne Groeneveld, mannequin Netherlands chose to start with his weapons in small designers: Chanel, Gucci, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Versace ... Under its false air of Bardot, imitation is credible and the game of actress very well controlled. This new face of Dior Addict has everything to become a future femme fatale.
4) It seems to come straight from the sixties
When you look at walk and dance in the streets of Saint-Tropez, the travel time is almost instantaneous: works its charm and immerses us in the middle of the 60s, bright sunshine, fresh music s' beyond the Transistor. Looks like another "Sea, Sex and Sun".
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