TOP STORIES
04.24.18
TOP STORIES
01.24.18
Luxury professional skincare brand BABORhas unveiled its first ever North American collaboration, partnering with All Woman Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping girls and women worldwide feel positive, empowered, and confident about themselves regardless of age, shape, or race. BABOR is supporting the initiative with a limited-edition AWPxBABOR Beauty Ampoule Set, along with a creative awareness campaign.
The diverse cast of “all women” includes AWP co-founders Charli Howard and Clementine Desseaux; model, activist, and mother Denise Bidot; Lauren Chan, editor and former model; Nykhor-Nyakueinyang Paul, international activist and model; Becca Thorpe, vice president of Muse Models and director of Muse Curve; 57-year old model Nicola Griffin, who also recently made history as the oldest model to be featured in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue; and Sharon Lombardo, creative director at Anne Klein.
ALL WOMAN PROJECT X BABOR
PHOTOGRAPHER: CHRISTINE HAHN
VIDEO: BRIAN LYNCH @ PIER59 STUDIOS
STYLING: CONNIE BERG
MAKEUP: GRACE AHN
HAIR: HELEN REAVEY
SHOT AT PIER59 STUDIOS
TOP STORIES
01.15.18
MISS FAME BECOMES A SCREEN QUEEN
In collaboration with Wilhelmina Models and V Magazine, the ferocious Miss Fame shows off chic new trends for Spring 2018 with photos by Mat&Kat and a fashion film by Brian Lynch for Pier59 Studios.
Serving her best in looks from Givenchy, Monse, Jacquemus, Calvin Klein, Chanel, Tom Ford, Versace, Fendi, Manolo Blahnik, Giorgio Armani, Off-White, Marni, Valentino, Marc Jacobs, Christian Dior, Zac Posen, and more.
See below for the full story, fashion film and behind the scenes!
PHOTOGRAPHERS: MAT&KAT @ THE INDUSTRY MGMT
DIRECTOR: BRIAN LYNCH @ PIER59 STUDIOS
TALENT: MISS FAME @ WILHELMINA
STYLING: ARYEH LAPPIN
HAIR: EVANIE FRAUSTO @ THE INDUSTRY MGMT
MANICURIST: JINI LIM @ SEE MANAGEMENT
SET DESIGN: TAYLOR HORNE @ MHS ARTISTS
BEHIND THE SCENES: MELISSA MORGAN & ALEXANDRA ROSS
SHOT AT PIER59 STUDIOS
TOP STORIES
01.08.18
DISCOVER
The Spring/Summer 2018 Advertising Campaign featuring Gigi Hadid, Rianne Van Rompaey, Aurora Talarico, Adut Akech, Oumie Jammeh, and Felice Noordhoff
Silky frocks and bold colors bring a vibrancy to the Italian label's seasonal shots.
It might feel like warmer weather is still months away, but Spring 2018 Campaigns hves officially arrived! For Valentino's Spring 2018 ad, captured by Dutch fashion photography duo Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, the Italian fashion house cast Gigi Hadid along with top models Adut Akech, Aurora Talarico, Felice Noordhoff, Oumie Jammeh and Rianne Van Rompaey to play dress-up in brightly-colored silk frocks that Pierpaolo Piccioli showed in Paris last fall. Backed by an enlarged red logo, the models show off quilted and studded bags and sport bold eyeshadow looks in highlighter hues, which make for some ultra glamorous campaign imagery.
CREATIVE DIRECTOR: PIERPAOLO PICCIOLI
DIRECTORS & PHOTOGRAPHY: INEZ & VINOODH
MOVEMENT DIRECTOR: STEPHEN GALLOWAY
STYLING: JOE MCKENNA
HAIR: PAUL HANLON
MAKEUP: DIANE KENDAL
MANICURIST: RIEKO
MODELS: GIGI HADID, RIANNE VAN ROMPAEY, AURORA TALARICO, ADUT AKECH, OUMIE JAMMEH, FELICE NOORDHOFF
SHOT AT PIER59 STUDIOS
TOP STORIES
01.06.18
COMMITMENT
A Collection by Equinox, a series of seven one-of-a-kind goods that redefine luxury, conceived by the brightest minds across fashion, art, and architecture to question the status quo of what it means to live life to its utmost potential. There’s a catch, however: nothing is for sale
"COMMITMENT IS THE NEW LUXURY "
- Elizabeth Nolan, Equinox Executive Creative Director
The idea behind Commitment began with a deep knowledge of consumers’ desire to commit to experiences, then translating that concept into works of art. “Knowing the moment we are at in the world in general and the mood of the time that we’re in,” says Elizabeth Nolan, Executive Creative Director of Equinox “we felt very strongly that the brands that are really capturing the imagination and resonating are the ones telling great stories.”
To tell the right story, Nolan and her team began with one of Equinox’s guiding principles: commitment is the new luxury. “It was a way of taking that insight and really something that we are already founding upon in a very honest and real way, and leveraging that into a campaign idea”
EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR: LIZ NOLAN
CREATIVE DIRECTOR: JACLYN CROWLEY
DIRECTOR: SAMANTHA WAGNER
ART DIRECTOR: JESSICA SHRIFTMAN
PHOTOGRAPHER: STEVEN KLEIN
STYLING: MALAIKA CRAWFORD
HAIR: JULIEN D'YS
MAKEUP: STEPHANE MARAIS
MANICURIST: HONEY
SET DESIGN: ANDREA STANLEY
MODELS: ANDREA CARROZCO, MATT YOUNG, DAVID LAID, SALOMON DIAZ
SHOT AT PIER59 STUDIOS
TOP STORIES
01.05.18
DIOR'S SPRING 2018 AD CAMPAIGN
Model and artist Sasha Pivovarova paints portraits of women for the label's seasonal ad.
SHOT BY PATRICK DEMARCHELIER
AT PIER59 STUDIOS
The world-renowned fashion photographer, Patrick Demarchelier, shot Dior’s Spring 2018 advertising campaign. Russian model and artist Sasha Pivovarova was photographed by Demarchelier wearing Dior’s new ready-to-wear collection. The latest collection showcases stripes, sequins, lace, and more playful 1960s inspired styles! Pivovarova opened Dior’s September 2017 runway show wearing one of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s feminist t-shirts with text "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Director: Fabien Baron
Senior Art Director: Margot Populaire
Art Director: McLayne Ycmat
Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier
Set Design Piers Hanmer
Model: Sasha Pivovarova
Stylist: Karl Templer
Hair: Guido
Makeup: Diane Kendal
Manicure: Megumi Yamamoto
Tailor: Raul Zevallos
Casting Director: Michelle Lee
Shot at Pier59 Studios
TOP STORIES
01.02.18
DANCING INTO THE NEW YEAR
Inez & Vinoodh ring in the new year with the 2018 campaign for Saint Laurent
Director: Inez & Vinoodh
Fashion Director: Alastair McKimm
Editor: Daniel Doran
Hair: Shay Ashual
Makeup: Kanako Takase
Manicure: Deborah Lippmann
Choreographer: Stephen Galloway
Pier59 Locations EQ+DIGITAL
TALENT
Anja Rubik
Raquel Zimmermann
Maria Miguel
Hiandra Martinez
Adut Akech Bior
Cara Taylor
TOP STORIES
12.15.17
Feb. New York Fashion
Week to Be 10-Day Affair
Men’s will move slightly to abut
the women’s shows, creating
one big dual-gender event Feb.
5 to 14.
BY JEAN E. PALMIERI FOR WWD
New York Fashion Week: Men’s will be
cozying up to its women’s counterpart in
February.
For the event’s sixth edition, its organizer,
the Council of Fashion Designers
of America, has shifted the dates slightly
to Feb. 5 through 7. NYFW: Women’s
will directly follow, running from Feb. 8
through 14.
“It’s going to be one 10-day fashion
week,” said Mark Beckham, vice president
of marketing for the CFDA. “We will have
one schedule, not two and the shows will
be marked men’s, women’s or coed.”
He said the preliminary schedule
will be released on the CFDA’s web site
in the next few days but revealed that
Raf Simons will be back to close the
men’s-specific part of the week with a
show on Feb. 7.
Beckham said other returning men’s
designers will include Hugo Boss, Joseph
Abboud, Perry Ellis, Todd Snyder and
Ovadia & Sons.
He hinted that another “big-name”
designer is about to finalize his plans to participate during the men’s shows in February.
Abboud, whose last show was the
winter of 2016 when he held an event in
a former Gothic church to celebrate his
30th anniversary, said his show will be
held on the evening of Feb. 6“ in a very interesting venue.”
“I believe you only do shows when you
have something to say,” he said, “not as an
obligation to fill space. It’s not mandatory
to do one every season and fall shows are
much richer and fuller.”
Street style at NYFWM SS17 by Brian Lynch for Pier59
The date shift actually works better
for him since it will give him a few extra
days to complete work on his collection,
Abboud said. And being closer to the women’s
shows is also a positive, he believes.
“The problem has been getting editors to
travel in for the men’s shows, so having
them closer to women’s is a benefit.”
Although Skylight Clarkson Sq, the
former home of the shows, will not be
the central location this time, Beckham
said Cadillac House on Hudson Street in
TriBeCa along with Pier 59 and Skylight
Modern in Chelsea will be the primary
venues — particularly for smaller brands.
As reported, CFDA said in July that it
would “decentralize” the New York Fashion
Week shows and use the “City of New
York as a backdrop,” Beckham reiterated.
He said the larger brands such as Simons,
Abboud and Perry Ellis would choose
their own venues, but CFDA would help
produce the shows that will be staged at
Skylight Modern and Cadillac House.
Pier 59, which has historically hosted women’s
shows, agreed to set up two of its venues
early to add men’s shows, he said. Many
emerging designers will show at Pier
59, Beckham said, but more established
brands such as Todd Snyder will use that
space as well.
New York Men’s Day, a grouping of
emerging designer presentations from
Agentry PR, will open the men’s part of the
week, showing 12 designers in two separate
time slots at Dune Studios at 55 Water Street
on Feb. 5.
This is New York Men’s Day’s ninth season
and its roster in February will include
returning designers David Hart, Private
Policy, Krammer & Stoudt, Descendant of
Thieves, Maiden Noir, Wood House, Head
of State, Life in Perfect Disorder and Bristol.
Newcomers will include Diplomacy,
PLC and Herman by Raif Adelberg.
According to Erin Hawker, owner of
Agentry, the presenting sponsor this year
will be Creative Drive. Other sponsors will
include Project, Lab Series Skincare of Men,
Albini, Oribe and Augment + Makeup Pro.
Beckham said CFDA is finalizing its sponsors,
and Cadillac, Nordstrom and the Four
Seasons are returning.
Beckham believes that shifting the men’s
dates slightly to abut women’s will give a
boost to the men’s designers — and to the
entire calendar. “We keep finding ways to
help designers find new outlets to show
their collections,” he said, “whether that’s
showing men’s and women’s together,
showing off-schedule or even overseas —
we’re here to help them all navigate. By
having the men’s shows adjacent to women’s,
we hope we will have strong showing
for NYFW” in February.
Beckham said there are no plans, however,
to shift the dates for NYFW: Men’s
in July.
“We wouldn’t move men’s to September
[to coincide with the women’s calendar].
That wouldn’t make sense,” he said. And
in fact, the July dates are already set: July 9
to 12, he said.
2019 Calendar
