Marc Jacobs Spring 2011 Campaign by Juergen Teller

Posted by · Jan 30th, 2011 · 2011, Campaign, Caroline Brasch Nielsen, Juergen Teller, Kirsi Pyrhonen, Marc Jacobs, Olga Sherer, Siri Tollerod, Spring, Spring 2011, Venetia Scott ·

Marc Jacob’s spring 2011 campaign goes back stage with models Caroline Brasch Nielsen, Olga Sherer, Siri Tollerod, Kirsi Pyrhonen, Masha Kirsanova and others wearing the seventies luxe collection styled by Venetia Scott. Photographed by Juergen Teller, the girls strike a pose in the multi-image campaign.












  • anonymous

    Good to see Siri and Olga getting a campaign, I love them!

  • anonymous

    Good to see Siri and Olga getting a campaign, I love them!

  • http://whycantmybestfriendbeme.blogspot.com/ Anita Siraki

    i like the pink dress…but overall this is a 5

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  • Lgutlich

    I LOVE MARC JACOBS!
    He’s a fashion genious person!
    X

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  • http://princess-fashionstyle.blogspot.com Brigitteferrara

    Like the Rykiel’s style !!

  • Anonymous

    Its very creepy, but in a good way. Marc Jacobs NEVER bores.

  • Lauren Helen

    Oh, the hair! Marc Jacobs never fails to give us the biggest, frizziest hair they can manage :P

  • http://safraonfashion.com Safra

    this is why i heart marc jacobs

  • http://safraonfashion.com Safra

    this is why i heart marc jacobs

  • http://twitter.com/otowilches Raúl Valdivia

    Chlöe Memisevic is also featured in this, the 2nd and last pics is her

  • http://twitter.com/otowilches Raúl Valdivia

    Chlöe Memisevic is also featured in this, the 2nd and last pics is her

  • http://twitter.com/fairphantome Maírín

    Unlike the fall campaign – one of my favorite campaigns ever – this is not really my aesthetic. That said, I think that this is well done. I think it exhibits the spirit of the vibrant 70s glam collection. At the same time, I think the wash of gold makes everything look more beautiful, less tacky, while Teller’s style makes it more approachable.