"Valley of the Dolls" vs "Mommie Dearest" vs "Dynasty"

[Monzo]

Do you remember Versace’s Fall/Winter 2000 advertising campaign, titled Four Days in L.A.? At the time, the inspiration behind it was Valley of the Dolls; however, in more recent retrospectives, the campaign is often compared to Dynasty.

Here are a few images featuring Amber Valletta and Georgina Grenville from Four Days in L.A.:

 

[Ked]

Are these A.I.? O_O

 

[Spooky Owl!]

Are these A.I.? O_O

Which is what they should do for the impossibly drab DYNASTY sets, especially the bedrooms, 40 years later.

 

[Ked]

Which is what they should do for the impossibly drab DYNASTY sets, especially the bedrooms, 40 years later.

I mean, they did the same for the Star Trek series/Star War movies; going back over and putting the characters in more space-like settings.

 

[Spooky Owl!]

I mean, they did the same for the Star Trek series/Star War movies; going back over and putting the characters in more space-like settings.

Yes. I'm against sweetening for old classics. Except when I'm not.

 

[Ked]

Yes. I'm against sweetening for old classics. Except when I'm not.

It all depends, right?

 

[Spooky Owl!]

It all depends, right?

Yes, of course. On my own personal -- and yet totally objective -- impulses.

They should have employed changeable inserts for the bedroom walls, like this:

 

[Ked]

Yes, of course. On my own personal -- and yet totally objective -- impulses.

They should have employed changeable inserts for the bedroom walls, like this:

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[Spooky Owl!]

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It's the bottom one you posted 9 posts back.