Italian fashion brand Miu Miu assembled a stellar lineup of models for their F/W 2013 advertising campaign. Captured by the creative duo Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, the campaign features renowned names such as Adriana Lima, Anne Verhallen, Daphne Groeneveld, Emily DiDonato, Georgia May Jagger, Hind Sahli, Katlin Aas, Lindsey Wixson, and Marina Nery. Be sure to watch the video and explore the photo gallery below for a closer look.
In Spring 2013, H&M, the renowned Swedish retailer, debuted a thrilling collection named “Rock’n’Roll Mansion.” The campaign, lensed by Terry Richardson, unfolds within the lavish setting of a rock mansion, prominently featuring model Georgia May Jagger donning authentic rock’n’roll attire. Against a backdrop of guitars, drums, and motorcycles, Jagger elegantly embodies the essence of rock’n’roll style.
“I think music influences fashion and has done so for generations,” said Jagger in a release. “Music creates a certain mood and then people dress accordingly. I think it’s all quite closely intertwined.”
Georgia May Jagger, rock royalty incarnate, takes center stage as the face of Brazilian label Bo.bô’s latest campaign, with every shot lensed in bold black and white by the iconic Terry Richardson.
Georgia May Jagger is the face of the new Marc Jacobs ‘Fight Like a Girl’ campaign, aimed at supporting the fight against breast cancer. The exclusive tote bag features the brand’s iconic character, Miss Marc, donning boxing gloves and a ‘Fight like a girl’ t-shirt. Designed by Marc Jacobs, the adorable bag is available for approximately $49 at Brown Thomas stores. All proceeds from the sale of the bag will be donated to Action Breast Cancer and Europa Donna Ireland.
Black & White: Experience HUDSON by Georgia May Jagger, exquisitely captured through Matt Irwin’s distinctive lens.
Georgia May Jagger is clearly on the rise with appearances in W magazine, Hudson Jeans and now most recently, Harper’s Bazaar. Captured by Hedi Slimane, the rock child turned model dons elegant ensembles styled by fashion editor Clare Richardson. Highlights from her interview after the jump.