Showing posts with label Ad Campigns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ad Campigns. Show all posts

13.1.11

Photographer Alex Prager for Bottega Veneta

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Bottega Veneta has enlisted talented photographer Alex Prager to create their new Spring 2011 ad campaign and I love the result. Alex's work was recently exhibited at MOMA as part of the 'New Photography 2010' exhibition.

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 Her photographs are beautifully cinematic, original and each possess an incredibly strong narrative which is complimented wonderfully by the Hitchcock-influenced styling. How amazing would it be to have some of these pieces hanging on your walls?

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8.1.11

Isabel Marant S/S 2011: The Campaign






  



  
  


Simple Parisian styling plus a sun drenched setting equals the perfect campaign. I want every piece!
 
Isabel Marant S/S 11 Campaign
Model: Snejana Onopka
Photographer: Karim Sadli

9.12.10

Hermès: I love my scarf Campaign

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The new online Hermès campaign is apparently designed to tempt young girls to wear their scarves with a website and Facebook page. Not sure it will work considering the luxury price point but the website is chock-full of content and well worth a click!

9.11.10

Gucci Cruise 2011 Ad Campaign

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Raquel Zimmermann by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott for Gucci Cruise 2011

So Gucci have gone and shot a Cruise ad in front of a billboard featuring an image from the last ad campaign. Distracting or genius?

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