As part of the Disney x Barneys Electric Holiday campaign, which featured classic Disney characters dressed in designer attire, the new video brings even more high-fashion fun to the collaboration.
The audience sees cartoons such as Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck and Snow White dressed in Lanvin, Dolce and Gabbanna and Nina Ricci respectively, working a magical runway that turns them into tall, leggy models. For hardcore fashion fiends, you can spot several real-life fashion icons who have been cartoonized peppered throughout the video. There are celebrities such as Sarah Jessica Parker, designers including Alber Elbaz from Lanvin, supermodels such as Linda Evangelista and other style icons including Daphne Guinness.
Watch the incredible Disney x Barneys Electric Holiday campaign video and see if you can spot all the famous fashion world faces.
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Barneys Electric Holiday Film Brings High Fashion Disney to Life
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