Image: Tom Ford.
A psychedelic-chic reinterpretation of a time when the word perm wasn’t so taboo, Tom Ford‘s Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign is a lush look of ’70s flair, shot by the consistent fashion eyes of Inez + Vinoodh.
Image: Tom Ford.
Image: Tom Ford.
Image: Tom Ford.
Image: Tom Ford.
Image: Tom Ford.
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Images: MAC.
German-born and bred on innovative textile interpretations, MAC Jeans releases its Autumn/Winter 2016 collection in a stylishly debonair lookbook. Technologically inventive while conceptually simple, the collection focuses on slim fits throughout a family of fabric blends. The leader of the pack, Tricotine denim, is on full display – an elastic alteration of the classic textile that keeps true to the pants’ now famous silhouette. Sustainable coloring procedures, part of the company’s aim to promote Earth-friendly alternatives, utilize plant derived pigments to dye all of the season’s smoky grey, oxblood red, and deep blue pieces, providing a truer, deeper palette through which to work. Inspired by 14th century opulence and European Feudal Age design aesthetics, calling the collection “classic” would be an understatement, though pieces – like the mixed chino and sweat pant varietal “jog ‘n jeans” – pepper the line with a spry flair. Keep an eye out for subtle design accents like leather trims and utility zips in this well thought out and aptly executed collection.
Image: Nicopanda.
One of the “most influential creative forces working in fashion today,” as awarded by the Business of Fashion, Nicola Formichetti‘s own Nicopanda releases its Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign. Hyper-creative and with a candy-coated gloss, the prints are an energetic jump into fun wintertime wear.
Image: Nicopanda.
Image: Nicopanda.
Image: Nicopanda.
Image: Nicopanda.
Image: Fenty Puma by Rihanna.
Rihanna is the definitive envelope pusher, and her partnership with Puma this season is, fittingly, no exception. Fenty Puma by Rihanna‘s Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign is an explosive look at her latest line of hardened mens and womens shoes – a rorschach of splattered ink that highlights and accentuates the strongly intimidating line.
Image: Fenty Puma by Rihanna.
Image: G-Star RAW.
Innovative fashion label G-Star RAW and new co-owner Pharrell ponder the question we’ve all been asking – “What is RAW?” – for the brand’s Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign. Diving below the glossy surface, the powerful prints showcase the people, techniques, and history that makes G-Star RAW the must-watch label it has become. Both a metaphoric and physical journey, users have the ability to follow along this insightful trip through a new digital experience, going behind the scenes of the craft and characters that create fashion’s most iconic looks. Born of a belief in teamwork and family, G-Star RAW’s campaign is a family portrait that just keeps on growing.
Image: G-Star RAW.
Image: G-Star RAW.
Image: G-Star RAW.
Image: G-Star RAW.
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Images: Tim Coppens
Realism takes a new turn with Tim Coppens‘ somber Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign. Street cast and shot without hair, makeup, or styling, the campaign resembles a hardened documentary – the clothes, which were wet and dried on a radiator, a tonal foundation around which the brutal campaign is conceptualized.
Image: Salvatore Ferragamo.
Salvatore Ferragamo reveals its Autumn/Winter 2016 advertising campaign, highlighting the brand’s Italian roots and celebrating modern luxury. The campaign features James Rousseau, shot by Craig McDean, and inhabits a space of vintage decadence.
Image: The Kooples.
The Kooples – the French brand whose rocker-chic aesthetic aims to merge men and women’s closets – launches its Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign, proving that sometimes two really is better than one. The ads feature a series of couples (platonic, familial, and otherwise) who have made strides in music, art, and fashion together.
Image: The Kooples.
Shot by The Kooples co-founder Raphaël Elicha, the ads feature the likes of Sam Lambert and Shaka Maidoh, the genius minds behind clothing brand Art Comes First, and boxer/model Will Chalker and his wife model Chloe Chalker. The Kooples website showcases the pairs in action with a series of interviews-turned-short-films, giving the viewer more insight into the campaign’s stars.
Image: Burberry.
In a mass of ruffles and studs, Burberry unveils its Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign – including its first ever straight-to-consumer line. Inspired by Virginia Woolf’s gender-ambiguous Orlando, the images are a regal depiction of high society at its finest.
Image: Burberry.
Image: Craig Green.
Depth and typography take on new life in Craig Green‘s Autumn/Winter 2016 campaign. Shot using drones, the images are a masterful recreation of survey maps through human form.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Linda Farrow.
Angular, oversized, and everything in between, Linda Farrow‘s Autumn/Winter 2016 eyeglass campaign is luxury at its visible perfection.
