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17.07.2018

Versace’s latest campaign features 54 models

Images via Versace
Words by Rosie Macquire

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Versace is breaking records with its Fall collection by unveiling its longest-ever advertising image. In fact, the house is claiming it’s the longest-ever advertising image full stop.

Photographed by Steven Meisel, Donatella Versace has cast 54 models for her campaign, with the idea of emphasising the importance of diversity.

Dubbed The Clans of Versace, the designer wants everyone – from her customers to stylists and friends – to feel represented and have their voices heard.

The campaign sees a mix of experienced models like Gigi and Bella Hadid, along with some new faces rocking the vibrant collection.

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