All of the people chosen for the campaign look gorgeous all dolled-up in Lanvin and shot professionally. There is no denying that. Paired with the over-crowded, dark, vintage-y backdrop, these models fit the scene perfectly. Honestly, had it not been pointed out to everyone in the fashion would that these were not profesional models, I probably wouldn't have thought twice about it. Well played, Lanvin, well played.





And in case you didn't get enough Lanvin in this post, here is the other side of the Fall/Winter 2012 campaign featuring the "real" models. This is why models are models and not dancers (sorry models).
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