Versace for H&M cruise collection COMPETITION
by Adriano Batista
River Viiperi has decided to give away some items from the Versace for H&M collection.
There are 3 WAYS to win items from the collection. and anyone in the world can participate.
1st WAY – submit a picture with “RIVER”
Requirements
* picture has to be taken in a nice place in your own city or wherever in the world you want
* River must be in the picture (you holding a photo, magazine, you under a billboard, whatever, as long as River is in the picture somehow)
* you have to do River’s signature pose in the picture (check the video if you want to master it!)
* you have to wear some cool clothes (perhaps items from the past Versace for H&M collection?)
* then you email the photo to river.cruisecollection@gmail.com
* pls include your name, description of what you are wearing and location where you took the picture
–> the pictures will then be posted in an album on River’s facebook all together. The pictures that gets the most likes win. So invite your friends to like your picture if you want to win!
2nd WAY – questionnaire
Requirements
* follow River’s social networks, at some point he will publish a questionnaire with lots of questions about him, the collection and anything really – if you are a real fan you should be able to get the answers quite easily
* submit your answers to river.cruisecollection@gmail.com
–> the first people who submit all the answers correctly will win items from the collection!
3rd WAY – catch me if you can
Requirements
* it’s Fashion Week! So follow River’s social networks, he will be posting what shows he will be doing… there is still time in Barcelona and New York!
* “catch River if you can” and meet him at the end of the shows, like some fans did during Milano fashion week
–> the nicest people who have “found” River will win items from the collection
GOOD LUCK!
Links
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RiverViiperiOfficial
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/RiverViiperi
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/riverviiperi
Ustream: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/never-back-down-live
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