Showing posts with label Creative Director. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Creative Director. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

The New Landscape


Mandarina Duck | SS 2014 | The New Landscape



Landscape. This one word sums up the concept behind Mandarina Duck’s SS 2014 collection.

The word “landscape” makes us think of travel, of the future, of nature and the city, creating new contexts which mark a new starting point for this historic brand. A new era and a communication route in which real life will be infected by the collections themselves and by the graphics and materials they showcase.

The new creative director, Valentina Milloch, has firmly made her mark on the collection, transporting into the new millennium the iconic models which made this brand’s history great, rediscovering the cutting edge language which has identified Mandarina Duck since the 1980s.

The SS 2014 collection is structured into three macro worlds, each with its own distinguishing characteristics, for a super original, current and contemporary proposal.

Historic models like the MD20, Sistema and Tank, are on offer once again in the Original section of the collection, in new color variants, made ever more alluring thanks to the use of new materials and new detailing, without losing sight of their essence.

The Functional lines, with the minimalist Drop Lite trolleys and the trendy Pablo briefcases, focus on technical aspects and super functional style, without compromising on design.

The Contemporary section of the collection offers a variety of lines, characterized by a reinterpretation of current trends with particular emphasis on graphics, colors and materials. With Revival, Mandarina Duck is placing itself at the forefront in terms of eco-friendly production, creating bags made from 100% recycled materials.
 

The Revenge line is the perfect combination of technology and innovation, while the Rubik bags and their fresh, clean style, take us back to the 1980s with the use of colored plexiglass maxi charms.

This is just some of what's on offer for SS 2014, where design meets functionality and comfort, in perfect Mandarina Duck style. It’s a collection not to be missed!







Mandarina Duck | SS 2014 | The New Landscape
 

Landscape, Paesaggio. Questa parola racchiude il concetto che sta alla base della collezione SS 2014 firmata Mandarina Duck.

Paesaggio è una parola che ha a che fare con il viaggio, il futuro, la natura e la città, per creare nuovi scenari che segneranno un nuovo punto di partenza per questo storico brand. Una nuova era e un percorso comunicativo in cui il reale verrà contaminato dalle collezioni stesse e dalle garfiche e dai materiali che le compongono.

Il nuovo direttore creativo, Valentina Milloch, ha dato un’impronta decisa alla collezione, trasportando nelnuovo millennio i modelli iconici che hanno fatto grande la storia di questo brand, riconquistando quel linguaggio d’avanguardia che da sempre ha identificato Mandarina Duck sin dagli anni ‘80.


 

La collezione SS 2014 è strutturata in tre macro mondi, ciascuno con caratteristiche ben definite, peruna proposta estremamente originale, attuale e contemporanea.

I modelli storici come MD20, Sistema e Tank, vengono riproposti nella parte Original della collezione in nuove varianti colore, resi accattivanti grazie all’impiego di nuovi materiali e nuovi dettagli, senza stravolgerne l’essenza.

Le linee Functional, in cui spiccano il minimalismo dei trolley Drop Lite e gli accessori delle cartelle Fashion Pablo, si focalizzano sugli aspetti tecnicie super funzionalisenza rinunciare al design.

 

La parte Contemporary della collezione, vede protagoniste diverse linee che si caratterizzano per una reinterpretazione dei trend attuali e una ricerca particolare su grafiche, colori e materiali.

Con Revival,Mandarina Duck si dimostra all’avanguardia nel campo dell’eco-compatibilità, realizzando borse con l’impiego di materiali 100% riciclati.

La linea Revenge è un mix perfetto di elementi tecnici ed innovativi, mentre con le borse Rubik, dallostile fresco ed essenziale, si ritorna negli anni ’80 grazie all’impiego dimaxi charms colorati in plexiglass.

Queste sono solo alcune delle proposte per la SS 2014, in cui il designdei prodotti si sposa con la funzionalità ed il confort, in perfetto stile Mandarina Duck. Per una collezione tutta da scoprire!

Web:www.mandarinaduck.com


Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Chloé



Chloé
Spring-summer 2014 campaign

Last weekend of summer – golden light – serenity
smiles & whispers – making memories – complicity


The story

The Chloé mise-en-scène is about a sisterhood, a friendship. 
The specific story is hidden so the viewer is able to enjoy the beauty of the moment in a poetically artful way; generating a sense of time and space as well as setting a mood and suggesting the character’s state of mind. Lou Doillon asks questions invoking thought, inviting women into the world of Chloé. The sound is of summer: the natural environment, birds, crickets, wind, the laughter and joy of two women. The behaviour between the women is very strong yet soft. The emotion of Chloé is captured.

“I wanted to capture those care-free moments when girls are alone together. To reveal the shared moments of connectedness, when the masks fall away and everything is easy and natural.”

Clare Waight Keller, Chloé Creative Director

 

The photographers

This campaign sees the renewal of an iconic partnership between the Chloé Maison and photographers Inez and Vinoodh. First joining the Chloé family in 2004, Inez and Vinoodh have since shot several memorable campaigns for the brand. From Dewi Driegen and Caroline Winberg running wildly through the Jardin du Luxembourg to the sultry black and white fragrance portraits, Inez and Vinoodh bring a confident dynamism to their imagery that captures the attitude, effortless beauty and sense of nonchalance of Chloé.
"We love our work with Chloé since it gives us a chance to create images and films that express women's friendship, complicity, and hopes for the future in a light and playful manner."
Inez and Vinoodh


The girls

Lou Doillon – The talented French artist is a new face for Chloé. Clare Waight Keller was drawn to Doillon’s effortless sense of style and authentic femininity.

Julia Stegner – Radiant and confident, the German model captures the natural lightness and elegance that has become synonymous with Chloé girls.


 
In the grass
"What are you waiting for?"


 
At the post
"Why don't we?"


 
On the deck
"Would you, if you could?"


 
The Baylee
"Aren't you curious?"


 
Sunglasses
“Where are you headed?"


 

Shoes

“Which is going to come first?”