Thursday, December 17, 2009

Gwen Lu Ad Campaign for AvantGOD, Fall 2009/Winter 2010

Model: Gwen Lu (City Paris)
Ad Campaign: AvantGOD, Fall 2009/Winter 2010
Photography: Chintoo
Make Up: Deirdre Chong

Source: AvantGOD

14 comments:

it's just fashion la ! said...

she look going to kill me

Anonymous said...

The second photo looks so bad its almost good.

Anonymous said...

oh gwen, so sultry. i like the second photo.

Anonymous said...

wait, is it just me or is it photoshopped badly? (blurred in wrong spots)

Stellar Deviation said...

I love this! Drama!

Ai-Lin said...

Can't help but adore the first photo :) She looks smokinggg
But the second picture makes her look totally unco, like a little child messing around with my mum's jewelery.

But I'm so happpy for my star of a Penangite :)

HumanAdult said...

hmm...for which country is this Conrad. I recognized the photographer is Malaysian, but have never heard of AvantGod

Shunichiro said...

I have a wallpaper of video game Mirror's Edge on my desktop and always thought the heroine Faith featured on it looks so familiar. Now it occured to me. Blimey if she isn't modeled after Gwen! The resemblance to Gwen in most of the promotional material and the game cover art is too uncanny to be incidental! Even the mole is in the right spot! The promotional artist of the said game must be her fan :)

Asi Mod said...

FND, AvantGOD is a Malaysian brand, I think.

HumanAdult said...

lol. omg, i went to google for it only to discover how long ive been away from Malaysia..two of the people behind avantGod are my friends. *SLAPS FACE* Didnt know theyve started a fun new thing.

its called The Styliste
http://www.the-styliste.com/

And avant god is one of the portfolio

thwany said...

i love moody stuff like this

Ashburn Eng said...

love this!!

prashant said...

i like the second photo.

eminem video

Anonymous said...

Luvs the moodiness but she looks
messy & druggy trying hard to
look good for the role.
Yup, I agreed it was badly touched-up photo. Make it 1 shot & only
enhance wherever it's necessary.