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Dolce & Gabbana is bringing its fashion to the streets. The Italian fashion house has released the images for its Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign, with the everyday citizens of Naples taking on a starring role. The brand called in photojournalist Franco Pagetti to shoot the campaign in the historical center of the bustling Italian city, with the starring model Bianca Balti mixing with the town's residents as well as passers-by for a series of fascinating portraits.
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Dolce & Gabbana takes to the streets in new photojournalistic campaign
The French fashion house has pulled out all the stops for its autumn/winter 2016-2017 campaign, bagging not one but four internationally renowned faces to front the campaign. A$AP Rocky, Larry Clark, Rod Paradot and Dylan Roques have been signed up as ambassadors from very different backgrounds to capture the spirit of the new Dior Homme seasonal collection. Each of the four artists reflects a different side of the new Dior Homme collection, and each has a precise role to play in the campaign.
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A$AP Rocky, Larry Clark, Rod Paradot and Dylan Roques star in Dior Homme winter 2016 campaign
Sadiq Khan, the new mayor of London — true to his campaign promise — will ban all body-shaming ads from city’s transportation network starting next month.
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London Mayor’s First Order of Business? Ban Body-Shaming Advertisements
A London temporary worker, sent home for wearing flat shoes, has collected more than 120,000 signatures so far in a petition calling for Britain to make it illegal for a firm to require women to wear high heels at work. Reaching that total on Friday easily put Nicola Thorp's petition over the 100,000-signature threshold needed to have Britain's parliament consider holding a debate on an issue. Thorp made headlines this week when she launched her campaign describing how she had arrived in flat shoes for her first day to work as a receptionist for accounting company PwC last December to be told she had to wear heels.
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UK receptionist petition on high heels at work gets 120,000 signatures
Roberts premiered her latest film “Money Monster” on Thursday at Cannes and took her first ever walk up its vaunted red carpet, notorious for its strict dress codes demanding high heels and evening dress. Last year a social media storm erupted after reports that some women had been turned away from the main festival venue for not wearing high heels. This year Oscar winner Susan Sarandon walked up the red carpet on opening night in her trademark suit — which counts as black tie after all — and flat shoes.
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Julia Roberts hailed for ‘unthinkable’ barefoot walk in Cannes
Swedish retail giant H&M unveiled the advertising campaign for its summer 2016 collection on Thursday, featuring high-profile models Anna Ewers and Andreea Diaconu. The photos for the campaign are accompanied by a film directed by Amir Chamdin, which can be viewed on the H&M YouTube channel. Barely a month after its advertising campaign for the #HMLovesCoachella collection, H&M propels us into the heart of the summer season with the first photos and a film made for its summer 2016 collection.
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Anna Ewers and Andreea Diaconu take a trip to the beach for H&M
The American label, famous for its preppy style, has unveiled a capsule collection specially designed for spring 2016. “Tommy Jeans” is a ready-to-wear line that pays homage to Tommy Hilfiger's denim designs, as well as the brand's emblematic 1990s style. This retro-inspired capsule collection is sure to appeal to fashion addicts and fans of Tommy Hilfiger's signature style.
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Hilfiger channels 1990s nostalgia in Tommy Jeans capsule collection
The UK-based artist has written a song titled “Rewear It” for the campaign, which encourages shoppers to recycle their old or unwanted clothes. The retailer has turned the track into a video featuring the singer and an eclectic cast of stylish and sustainability-conscious influencers from all over the world, including musicians, dancers and comedians. From April 18-24, H&M aims to collect 1,000 tonnes of unwanted or worn out garments from customers worldwide in its more than 3,600 stores, as part of its goal to “close the loop” in fashion.
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M.I.A. fronts H&M’s World Recycle Week
The capsule collection will be available April 1, just in time for the film’s release.
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Kenzo Celebrates Jungle Book Collab at Paris Fashion Week
