Madonna has made her follow-up appearance for Louis Vuitton as the star of the luxury fashion label’s forthcoming autumn/winter campaign. Photographed by Steven Meisel and art directed by the designer, Marc Jacobs, Madonna is seen as a sumptuous, decadent heroine, reminiscent of the Golden Age of Hollywood.
The photographs were inspired by the photographs of the Surrealist, Man Ray, who perfected the technique of solarisation, while the rich backgrounds and lush draperies were based upon the works of Tamara de Lempicka, the Polish Art deco painter.
Madonna is seen wearing the short, ruffled silk puffballs, de luxe accessories and thigh-high boots which were a feature of Jacobs’ eclectic and extravagant autumn/winter catwalk show for Louis Vuitton in Paris in March.
And, in a reprise of her critically-acclaimed appearance at the Costume Institute Gala at The Met in New York in May, the singer is also wearing the ironic “bunny ear” headpieces which the London-based milliner, Stephen Jones designed for the collection.
“After the fun we had with the spring/summer campaign, and the amazing reaction to it, all of us – Madonna, Steven and myself – were eager to get back together for fall/winter”, said Marc Jacobs. “While the two campaigns look very different, there is also a unity about them, so it now feels like we have completed both parts of the story.”
Telegraph.co.uk
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