Craig Green Windmills - AW18 Campaign

Craig Green AW18 Campaign
Photography Dan Tobin Smith
Styling Robbie Spencer

Following the flaming sculptures of Spring/Summer 2018, British designer Craig Green has unveiled the campaign images for his Fall/Winter 2018 collection.
This season’s campaign features 13 meters high 'windmill' constructions erected on a cliff’s edge. Windmills as a poetic metaphor of the past that meets the future, instruments of yesterday that thanks to wind energy have become tomorrow.

“I have always thought that windmills are interesting – something that existed in the past as a vital industrial machine powered by nature, a kind of very early use of sustainable energy-powered production,” Craig Green.

Craig Green AW 2017 Campaign

Craig Green's AW17 Campaign explores the power of combined effort

Shot by Dan Tobin Smith, and styled by Robbie Spencer, Green's AW17 Campaign features garments from his collection 'Fear of the Sea'. Inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci's iconic Vetruvian Man and the majestic arms of Hindu deities, the campaign explores the power – both emotional and physical – of combined effort. The five part photo series depicts its subjects combining their individual strength to take on the unknown powerfully and fearlessly.

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Gucci AW 2017 campaign and film

Shot by the legendary Glen Luchford, the coming season’s campaign sees Gucci’s geeks transported into a galaxy far, far away, inspired by sci-fi shows of the Fifties and Sixties and taking major cues from back episodes of Star Trek.

Gucci transports us to to faraway galaxies with its preferred extraterrestrials for its full AW 17 campaign. Inspired by 50s and 60s sci-fi, particularly the interstellar adventures of Captain James T Kirk and his crew aboard the starship USS Enterprise in early Star Trek episodes, Alessandro Michele, art director Christopher Simmonds and photographer/director Glen Luchford have dreamed up a series retro-futurist settings where a mixed cast of humanoids, aliens, robots and earthlings discover Gucci AW 17.
From the fight between William Shatner's Kirk and the Gorn to Jack Arnold's Creature of the Black Lagoon, the campaign reimagines iconic sci-fi scenes and creates a few of its own. Human heroes interact with alien creatures and dinosaurs on Earth before being beamed up to surreal, psychedelic outer space landscapes and trippy spaceship interiors, creating the type of wild and fantastical compositions that Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry could only dream of. With Alessandro Michele as its captain, Gucci will live long and prosper.

credits:
TM & © 2017 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks are properties owned by CBS Studios Inc.

Sandor Lakatos Menswear FW 15/16

Hungarian menswear designer Sandor Lakatos released a preview of 8 images from his upcoming campaign for the Fall Winter 2015/16 season. Sandor doesn’t seem to lack new, powerful ideas, and the collection is “taking applied geometry to the next level.” From the preview it is clear, that the designer’s aim was to reinvent his favorite patterns adding extra dimensions.
“Designing clothes is my art” – says Lakatos in a recent interview. The designer is infamous for his intolerance of fast fashion and poor quality, and it is safe to say that his new collection reflects this principle. Sandor added new prints and new fabrics (staying true to his signature minimalism and meticulously created detail work), and he focused on creating more variations of each classic item, resulting in a collection bigger than ever, with about 90-100 items to pick from. The starting point remains classic menswear: suits and suit separates, with new, three dimensional elements, ranging from minimalistic to haute couture lines.
The designer added some drop crotch suit pants to match the jackets, and some ‘street’ looks we have never seen from Sandor Lakatos Menswear: hoodies, sweatshirts and jumpsuits, for those who prefer comfortable streetwear to formal. There are also some heavy coats, lots of new jackets, hoodies, slacks, and some extremely cool pants and accessories.
As usually, Lakatos picked an artist friend of his to model the campaign: Andras M. Kecskes, an expressive dancer and pantomime artist. With his ‘weirdo’ look and breathtaking poses, he is the best person to embody the strict geometry of the new collection, as well as the cool, loose lines of Sandor’s new pieces.


www.sandorlakatos.com

Photography: Tamas Dobos
Model: András M. Kecskés
Make-up: Eszter Galambos
Styling and clothes: Sandor Lakatos

Givenchy SS15 Campaign featuring Tony Ward

For SS2015 advertising campaign Riccardo Tisci reveals the dark and romantic side of the Givenchy man. A strong, masculine and military-inspired look is counterbalanced by tender touches evoking a celebration of love and religion. This season the menswear campaign opposes a black and white portrait of Tony Ward, a timelessly handsome man, to a fancy Alessio Pozzi wearing flowers all over. Tailored pieces are rendered in matte black or a new floral print inspired by baby’s breath (Gypsophila flower).

Photography: Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott

Styling: Katy England

More about SS 2015 collection: http://www.givenchy.com/en/collection-men-spring-summer-2015-show-collection/show

Rick Genest and Andrej Pejic for Ausländer S/S 2012

Two of fashion’s most sought after models, Rick Genest aka 'Zombie Boy'and Andrej Pejic, come together together in Auslander's S/S 2012 Ad Campaign.
Photographed by Marcelo Krasilcic and styled by Antonio Frajado and José Camarano for Auslander.
http://www.auslander.com.br/

Filep Motwary for Prints! in Fashion Museum Hasselt

For the last few months one of the strongest campaign images is for sure from MHM Fashion Museum Hasselt for their enw exhibition 'Prints!' in fashion and costume history.The campaign image is from MASTORI*MOTWARY STUDIO COUTURE / FALL 2010 and the person behind it is Filep Motwary. For sure one of the eyecatchers in this beautiful exhibition.
Filep was also present at the opening and it was such a pleasure to meet him.






Filep and his stunning work


me and Filep