Ysaunny Brito who has walked for Miu Miu Resort 2015 Show and Balmain F/W 14 is featuted in Neil Barrett F/W 14.15 Campaign Models: Ysaunny Brito Client: Neil Barrett
Ad Campaigns and Fashion Editorials
“Banal Plus” – W Magazine August 2014
Craig McDean shoots Grace Mahary for his story ‘Banal Plus’ in W Magazine August 2014. In this retro environment of niké socks, clogs, slippers, knits and wool, stylist Edward Enninful has brought forward an autumn inspired wardrobe to star in McDean’s latest caption.
Color Palette: Whites, greys, darker browns and blacks.
The Look: Minimalistic originality.
Yaya Decosta Tom Ford Autumn/Winter 2014 Campaign
Say What! Yaya Decosta in Tom Ford Autumn/Winter 2014 Campaign. That’s right ANTM alumni was photographed by Johnny Dufort for the new fresh perspective to the Tom Ford brand and collection. Tom Ford (Designer) Johnny …
Joan Smalls – “Girls from Mars” Missoni F/W 2014
Joan smalls becomes real life pop art in the “Girls from Mars” Missoni F/W 2014 Campaign. The sculptures make the campaign look so surreal. The rough Grecian setting really sets the mood so that the clothes really stand out. Between the strikingly bright clothes along with Joan smalls dark skin this is a win for Missoni and quite a striking look in the right direction for further campaigns.
Viviane Sassen (Photographer)
Joan Smalls (Model)
Client (Missoni)
Binx Walton For Coach F/W 2014 Campaign
COACH HITS THE RESET BUTTON: First came the clothes, and now, the campaign.
Coach under the creative direction of Stuart Vevers is definitely changing things up. The photos, which feature Vevers’ debut ready-to-wear collection, feature an “image-on-image” style, juxtaposing new portraits lensed by Steven Meisel against photos from Joel Sternfeld’s “Landscape With Path” series.
“It was important that it felt true to the spirit of the new Coach girl, but even more importantly was for people to sense a change,” said Vevers. “This is a reset.”
Vevers decided to feature up-and-coming models like Leona Binx Walton for the new look for Coach. “It’s about the next generation,” said Vevers. “To me, that also signaled a sense of change in newness and capturing these girls that feel fresh and new.”
“We’re not just a fashion brand,” he said. “We’re not just a brand with history. We’re a brand that has a very strong DNA as a house of quality, a house of leather and a house of craftsmanship. The photos represent who we are today and where we are going. It’s a youthful, Millennial consumer very much dressed in a modern expression of today’s workwear. And that’s how people globally are dressing.”