It’s evident that the Versace fashion house has a deep appreciation for their muses. From iconic supermodels of the 1990s like Kate Moss and Claudia Schiffer to modern brand ambassadors such as Anne Hathaway, the inspirational figures of Versace are consistently highlighted. With Donatella Versace stepping down as the creative director—ushering in Dario Vitale as her successor—the brand is poised for an exciting new chapter under the Prada Group. Before her departure, Donatella focused on Sabrina Carpenter, who featured alongside Alexandre Sarr in the Versace Eyewear campaign for 2024. Notably, the American singer reprises her role as the face of Versace for the upcoming 2025 La Vacanza campaign, beautifully captured through the lens of Carlijn Jacobs.
Explore Sabrina Carpenter’s Stunning Role in the Versace ‘La Vacanza’ 2025 Campaign
Discover the Enthusiastic Reactions from theFashionSpot’s Forum Members
One user, vogue28, expressed skepticism, stating, “None of it feels very Versace to me, and that hair is FRIED. All I’m seeing here is a naff recreation of some 90s album cover and Sabrina morphing into Christina Aguilera.” This sentiment reflects a common critique regarding the artistic direction of the campaign. Another member, proseccotabis, questioned the brand’s strategy, “Did they have to take this direction? Nothing about Sabrina is luxurious or niche. Are they looking to sell their bags to 14-16-year-old fangirls? I hated the Dua Lipa collab, but this is even tackier!”
In a different vein, GivenchyHomme remarked, “I’ve seen Guess campaigns that look more luxurious than this. It’s a clear example of why Versace ended up in its current state!” This critique underscores the challenges the brand faces in maintaining its luxurious reputation. A passionate comment from tigerrouge stated, “You wouldn’t be allowed to set foot on a Guess shoot with hair looking that thin,” highlighting the high standards expected in fashion shoots.
However, not all feedback was negative. Forum member kokobombon shared a more positive view, stating, “I like it. The hair could have been better IMO, and the photography a little warmer but still.” This balanced perspective suggests an appreciation for the overall aesthetic. Another user, Squizree, chimed in, “This isn’t bad at all and she’s SUCH a Versace girl,” indicating a strong alignment between Sabrina Carpenter and the brand’s identity. Alquimista enthusiastically added, “Gorgeous photos. She’s selling it,” further emphasizing the impact of the campaign’s visuals.
To see more of Sabrina Carpenter in the Versace La Vacanza 2025 campaign and to actively participate in the ongoing conversation about this vibrant collection, click here.
