Bottega Veneta Spring 2011 Campaign Preview | Karolina Kurkova by Alex Prager

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 4, 2011

Bottega Veneta enlists Karolina Kurkova for a cinematic spring 2011 campaign shot by Alex Prager.


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12 thoughts on “Bottega Veneta Spring 2011 Campaign Preview | Karolina Kurkova by Alex Prager”

  1. i find the hitchcockian influence to be really interesting. bottega always goes one step farther than everyone else in terms of producing campaigns that are not only beautiful, but also thought provoking

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  2. Its a bit commercial for me. Someone said about Karolina not really being Botega woman, and I agree. Anyone else would have made this ad edgier.

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