Putting the task in Very capable hands (and legs).

Back in May 2020, Versace introduces the <a href="https://www.lofficielmalaysia.com/art/versace-launches-veryversace-challenge" target="_blank">#VeryVersace Challenge</a> on social media, inviting its community to discover the V-shape objects and landscapes that reminisces the Barocco V motif.

After a successful debut, the challenge is back again this July 2020 for the second bout where Versace has the&nbsp;Paris Cheer squad take the lead to create mesmerising Vs in acrobatic stunts&nbsp;against a golden field and blue skies.&nbsp;

All dressed in Versace uniform of Barocco Acanthus print, the team replaces their pompoms with accessories from the Virtus line, presenting Vs from mid-air splits and acrobatic formations in a series of image and video montages.&nbsp;

Scroll down to take a look at how Paris Cheer squad embodies the Virtus&#39;s spirit of&nbsp;strength, courage and virtue:

Visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.versace.com/" target="_blank">versace.com</a>&nbsp;to find out more.

Challenge Accepted: #VeryVersace is back again and now feat. the Paris Cheer squad

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