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Stuart Weitzman Spring-Summer 2019 Campaign #SWWomen
By SENATUS Magazine | 28 January 2019

Kendall Jenner, Yang Mi, Willow Smith and Jean Campbell have teamed up to lend Stuart Weitzman’s new campaign some serious star power. The foursome has been unveiled as the cast of the luxury shoe brand’s Spring 2019 campaign, dubbed #SWWomen.

The ad series will be released in four parts, celebrating strong women and the freedom to be yourself, and the brand has said the casting highlights its commitment to "providing ageless designs for women of all lifestyles and all cultural backgrounds."

The images, which were shot by photography duo Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, feature a nude color palette in what the brand is referring to as a move that symbolizes a "return to its core attributes and values" – namely, "creating designs that meld fashion, function and fit, and shoes that make a woman feel beautiful on her own terms."

Supermodels Jenner and Campbell, actress and singer Mi and singer Smith can be seen posing together in various combinations, sporting the label’s new ‘NudistDisco,’ ‘Sunray’ and ‘Landry’ styles, as well as classics such as the ‘Nudist’ stiletto and the ‘Anny’ pump.

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