For Salvatore Ferragamo’s Fall/Winter 2020 menswear collection, the second season since Paul Andrew took over the creative direction of Salvatore Ferragamo‘s menswear, he found inspiration in his staff, filled with Millennials who, according to the designer, love to mix and match different styles. With this collection, which also showcased Andrew’s delicate color sensibility, the designer
Salvatore Ferragamo continues to celebrate its ‘’Patchwork of Characters’’ with a trip to Villa Trinita in Rome for its Spring/Summer 2019 campaign photographed by Harley Weir. The campaign imagines a group of far-flung friends to come together to enjoy the pleasures of an Italian lifestyle. The diverse cast of models, female and male including Binx
Paul Andrew – who was promoted last week to creative director – and Guillaume Meilland (men’s ready-to-wear design director and studio director) explored for Salvatore Ferragamo Fall/Winter 2019 the idea of family, the cultural continuity between generations, and quiet power that distinguishes the fashion house. The revelation came in a kaleidoscopic display of identity and
For their first-ever Holiday campaign, Salvatore Ferragamo’s women’s Creative Director Paul Andrew collaborated with photographer Sofia Malamute for the outing. Called ‘’Patchwork Of Characters’’, the campaign focused on three different statements from the design houses Pre-Spring 2019 collection. Photographer and Director Sofia Malamute captured models Fabienne Dobbe, Malaika Firth, Chuyan He, Tevin Steele, and Ryu
Titled ‘’A Patchwork of Characters’’, Salvatore Ferragamo heads to the countryside for its Fall/Winter 2018 campaign. Lensed by Harley Weir, the campaign breathes life, laughter, and youth into the historical classical Italian house. Models Stella Tennant, Shanelle Nyasiase, Rianne van Rompaey, Xiao Wen Ju, Piero Mendez and Edoardo Sebastianelli are captured while explore an estate
