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The advertisement for this new fragrance is a tribute to the emancipation of women. This is a nod to all women of character, courageous, daring and passionate. Guided by singer Beyoncé's powerful voice, “Running, running, running, running”, Kristen Stewart embarks on a mad race for freedom.
First hampered by transparent silk veils, she eventually shed her ties to gain a more promising horizon. The whole gives us an absolutely fascinating chiaroscuro game. Little by little, the actress emerges from her cocoon, not hesitating to run towards the horizon and even to break a wall of perfume bottles to emancipate herself. Everything is very metaphorical and highlights an emotion. This ad does not tell a story but rather speaks of sensations. This is a real call for freedom.
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"Running, running, running, running" ("Flee, flee, flee, flee). The tone is set from the first seconds of the film directed by "Ringan Ledwige": to gain her freedom, Kristen Stewart, the diaphanous face of Gabrielle *, short story Chanel fragrance, will have to leap forward and literally bring down the walls (of perfumed bottles).
Guided by the powerful voice of Beyoncé, the American actress, hampered at the beginning of the clip by transparent silk veils ends up shedding her ties to witness the dawn of a new day, bright and "promising" indicates the French luxury house which also underlines its stake: not to tell a story but "a sensation".
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