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Ad Campaign | Diesel F/W 2016 #FORSUCCESSFULLIVING by Terry Richardson

Ad Campaign | Diesel F/W 2016 #FORSUCCESSFULLIVING by Terry Richardson

Posted by | Sep 29, 2016 |

DIESEL IS  BACK! Celebrating the recovery of the Diesel campaign “For Successful Living” and to celebrate 30 years of presence in Japan the #FORSUCCESSFULLIVING campaign is lensed by non other than Terry Richardson. Richardson takes his overtly sexual, tongue-in-cheek approach to fashion photography to reinvigorate the brand that many have felt has gone on the wayside and I’m fucking loving it! Directed by Nicola Formichetti, the campaign features the Abby Brothers, André Hamann, Francisco Perez, Gustavo Sanches, Jun Sung, Austin Weinreb, Alex Minsky among others.Check out the campaign video and the entire image campaign below! Photos & video: DIESEL Julio...

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Look Book | Louis Vuitton X Supreme F/W 2017

Look Book | Louis Vuitton X Supreme F/W 2017

Posted by | Aug 30, 2017 | ,

Low key freaking the fuck over here. That’s a lie, I haven’t been bashful about my hooting & hollering about the Louis Vuitton x Supreme collaboration since the day it debuted on the runway earlier this year. But for real, feeling this take on the look book from the eye of Terry Richardson. The lookbook features Supreme skate team: Aidan Mackey, Ben Kadow, Greg Cuadrado, Jason Dill, Kevin Bradley, Kevin Rodrigues, Mark Gonzales, Nakel Smith, Rowan Zorilla, Sage Elsesser, Sean Pablo, Tyshawn Jones and Vincent Touzery   Photos: Supreme Julio...

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Ad Campaign | Diesel F/W 2017 #GOWITHTHEFLAW

Ad Campaign | Diesel F/W 2017 #GOWITHTHEFLAW

Posted by | Sep 22, 2017 |

No, you read that right – I didn’t mean #GOWITHTHEFLOW. For the Fall 2017 campaign, Diesel celebrates imperfection with their new GO WITH THE FLAW campaign directed by François Rousselet. “I was fifteen years old when I made my first pair of jeans by hand. Of course they weren’t perfect. But that made them special – and unique, like everything we have done across our history so far”, says Diesel founder Renzo Rosso. “I have always been more interested in imperfection because it stands out from the crowd.” “Being unique is much more beautiful than being perfect,” explains Diesel Artistic Director Nicola...

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