When Coco Rocha's campaign for the new Banana Republic Mad Men collection dropped yesterday, several customers complained that she's too thin to represent the show's curvaceous female characters, whose hourglass silhouettes supposedly inspired the designs. Today, Rocha defended the images to Entertainment Weekly:
It was fascinating because we also shot in a style that was heavily used in ’60s photos, and I’ve never shot in that kind of framing before. It’s a Twiggy sort of style where the [models' faces are angled] forward, and their bodies look smaller. I think we really got the essence of a ’60s campaign.
Via: Coco Rocha Defends Those Banana Republic Mad Men Ads
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