Balenciaga Spring 2011 Campaign | Gisele Bundchen by Steven Meisel

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 14, 2011

Gisele Bundchen goes androgynous for the spring 2011 campaign from Balenciaga. Lensed by photography great, Steven Meisel, the Gisele joins Yuri Pleskun for an woodsy affair in the label’s boyish ensembles styled by Marie-Amélie Sauvé.





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    23 thoughts on “Balenciaga Spring 2011 Campaign | Gisele Bundchen by Steven Meisel”

      • Gisele has one of the healthiest bodies in the industry, oh please. This campaign makes me remember why I first fell in love with Gisele. She is very versatile. Was getting so sick of Victoria’s Secret Bombshell.

    3. Some people hate this collection, I personally love it and seeing this whole series together I like the campaign a lot more as well. Gisele brings a certain something to this that at first confused me but now I dig it.

    7. I Think this collection is great
      i dont personally love all the look´s
      but i stiil appreciating the aesthetic and the inovation
      and i kinda love how Nicholas make leather look like plastic
      and the shoes, those shiny blue leather boot and the ones whit chains OMG

      this Ad´s are ones of the best on Balenciaga and Gisele just give it the Balenciaga Allure

    8. I Think this collection is great
      i dont personally love all the look´s
      but i stiil appreciating the aesthetic and the inovation
      and i kinda love how Nicholas make leather look like plastic
      and the shoes, those shiny blue leather boot and the ones whit chains OMG

      this Ad´s are ones of the best on Balenciaga and Gisele just give it the Balenciaga Allure

    11. i wish the black and white photos with yuri had been left out. they make me want to recoil a little bit in horror instead of making me want to buy the clothes. on the positive side, gisele and this balenciaga collection works quite well, thanks to the styling. kudos, marie-amélie. 🙂

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