Burberry unveils its April ad campaign, shot by Mario Testino on the iconic Brighton Beach and featuring stars Sophie Kennedy-Clark and Matthew Beard.
“We wanted to create a dynamic, evolving campaign that reflects the diversity of our broad global consumer, revealing new British cast members each month, all with their own identity, embodying the different attitudes of the Burberry guy and girl. We shot the campaign on Brighton beach to celebrate the great British outdoors and our history of supporting emerging talent and to bring to life the emotion behind protection from the elements.” shared Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer.
Film: Honor SS ’11 Campaign Video
Models: Meghan Collison, Alina Isachenka & Jana Knauerova . Directed by KT Auleta
Nicki Minaj Stars on the Cover of ELLE Magazine
Nicki Minaj is featured in ELLE Magazine’s latest issue, which honors women in music. Lensed by Terry Tsiolis in a mix of casual and elegant wares, Nicki dons designs from Givenchy, Mark Fast, Jean Paul Gaultier, and more. Speaking about her style, Nicki tells ELLE, ‘I tend to like booties… [pause] and really flashy shoes; totally studded out, in five colors with an insane platform.
Isabeli Fontana by Terry Richardson for Mango
Victoria’s Secret Angel Isabeli Fontana appears in the Spring 2011 lookbook from Mango. Shot by Terry Richardson at an airport, Isabeli Fontana models the label’s tailored pieces, floral prints, knits, shorts, and mini-skirts in a feature titled ‘Travel in Style’.
Alexander Wang Fall 2011 Confessional: Aymeline Valade
French model Aymeline Valade, the face of Alexander Wang’s first print campaign, stars in the label’s latest confessional video. I love these intimate short films and look forward to seeing more of them!
British Vogue May 2011: The Royal Wedding
British Vogue has certainly caught Royal Wedding fever in its May issue, titled ‘True Romance.’ Mario Testino photographed three supermodels for three separate covers: Natalia Vodianova in Vivienne Westwood, Freja Beha Erichsen in Oscar de la Renta, and Lara Stone in Bruce Oldfield. Lara’s expression is quite amusing to me—she’s the only one with a bit of life in it. Who’s your favorite? Check out the covers and video after the jump!