Libby Bennett & Valerie Scherzinger by Glen Luchford Cover Bazaar Italia N.17
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Ida Heiner in Louis Vuitton Covers D Style September 28, 2024 by Glen Luchford
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D la Repubblica’s D Style [IG] September 28, 2024 magazine shares The Fashion Issue, Volume Four with Ida Heiner on the cover and fashion story called ‘Here in LA’.
Marie-Amélie Sauvé chooses a Louis Vuitton oversized feather print coat for the cover, with photography by Glen Luchford [IG].
Other brands in story include Gucci, Issey Miyake, JW Anderson, Loewe, Marc Jacobs, Marni, Rick Owens and more / Hair by Holli Smith; makeup by Yadim
Read MoreDavid Yurman Sculpted Cable Collection with Sofia Richie Grainge by Glen Luchford
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On September 5, American ‘it girl’ Sofia Richie Grainge [IG] became an ambassador for jeweler David Yurman [IG], fronting the David Yurman Sculpted Cable Collection.
Photographer Glen Luchford [IG] shot Richie Grainge in the David Yurman Fall 2023 campaign at the Kellogg Doolittle House in Joshua Tree, California.
Read MoreGisele Bundchen Knows 'Horizons Never End' in Louis Vuitton Luggage Campaign
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Supermodel supermom, environmental activist Gisele Bundchen returns to Louis Vuitton in its new luggage campaign Horizons Never End.
Spinning the video narrative to David Bowie’s “Heroes”, the 42-year-old faces her future in backseat luxury, wearing a blazer, monogramed one-piece and signature aviators, lensed by Glen Luchford.
Hearing the sound of the ocean waves, Gisele hops out of the car and strips down to her cheeky Louis Vuitton bathing suit. Deeply in tune with the ocean her entire life, Gisele makes secondary use of her LV luggage, sitting down on it to face the waves.
The message of the new Louis Vuitton luggage campaign resonates deeply: Horizons Never End.
Read MoreRyan Gosling for Fall 2022 Gucci 'Valigeria' Luggage Campaign by Glen Luchford
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In the words of Gucci’s creative director Alessandro Michele, “Travel for Gucci was never purely physical. Gucci is the brand that accompanied the artists, writers, actors, and directors of Hollywood on their journeys …”
The Italian brand makes a perfect move to put Hollywood Canadian actor Ryan Gosling on the road in a throwback film for Gucci’s latest ‘Valigeria’ luggage campaign.
Read MoreHailey Bieber Poses in new Tiffany T Collection Campaign by Glen Luchford
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Hailey Bieber appears in her first Tiffany & Co. ad campaign since signing on as an official brand ambassador last October. Bieber is photographed by Glen Luchford [IG] in Los Angeles wearing both new and existing designs from Tiffany’s T Collection. Ruba Abu-Nimah provides creative direction.
Read MoreGucci's Hortus Deliciarum High Jewelry Collection Campaign Is Divinely Inspired
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Gucci's Hortus Deliciarum High Jewelry Collection with Jodie Turner-Smith
British actor Jodie Turner-Smith stars in Gucci’s latest High Jewelry collection, named Hortus Deliciarum or ‘Garden of Delight’. Is Gucci trying to channel Biblical imagery with the female Eve getting humanity kicked out of the Garden of Eden, nearly bringing down the entire human race — or so men wrote?
Clearly Turner-Smith is up to the bad girl, boss lady role as she lounges draped in jewels. taking a midnight dip accompanied by a snake and bird. Not too much ambiguity in these lush images by Glen Luchford [IG] Is that Diana Ross’s ‘Love Hangover’ in a blast from the past campaign video?
The new Hortus Deliciarum collection includes more than 130, most one of a kind and its motifs are divided into four chapters inspired by the majestic beauty of the natural world, star-crossed skyscapes, and breath-taking sunsets, writes Gucci Twitter.
Kenzo's New Era: Felipe Oliveira Baptista + Glen Luchford Launch Fall 2020 Campaign
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Artistic director Felipe Oliveira Baptista charts Kenzo’s future.
KENZO unveils its first Fall 2020 campaign by Portuguese fashion designer Felipe Oliveira Baptista. The original, pre-COVID campaign plan intended a photographic road trip in The Azores, Baptista’s original home. Photographer Glen Luchford and long-term partner, stylist Jane How would be Baptista’s campaign companions. And then COVID struck.
“When could we travel? Be together again?” were unanswered and predominant questions. We were to collaborate and put a campaign together, but how?
Glen Luchford knew the campaign would now involve distance photography. But how could it transform into a series of original images? Into the archives — as a few select photographers lucky enough to have them — have already done. Check. Now send the clothes to New York or Los Angeles, where Luchford would shoot models in the same pose and under the same light as the vintage image. Check.
The result is a fresh campaign featuring Lara Stone, Lil Buck and Rose Valentine, as reflected in these first images. Refusing to bow to the challenging moment, the Kenzo campaign expresses the ‘Going Places’ spirit of the collection. Kenzo has always rooted itself in a youthful, nomadic style, and Baptista is ready for takeoff.
In the mid-1960s, Takada Kenzo moved from Japan to Paris, traveling by boat with stopovers in Hong Kong, Mumbai and Saigon. It was this voyage that helped inspire Kenzo’s modern nomad, global progressive spirit. Young creatives with open minds took advantage of affordable, global transportation. Like Kenzo, they set off with the same nomadic spirit born in the eponymous ready-to-wear house the designer founded in 1970.
Today Kenzo heralds a mobile wardrobe that embraces urban elegance and metamorphosis — a keyword in narrating the original spirit of the Kenzo brand.
The name of my first plant store, ‘metamorphosis’ is again a timely word in a COVID world of shaken values and environmental concerns. So many of the hopes of Kenzo-mindset progressives living in the world of The Beatles — and especially John Lennon — are well aware of the meaningless heap of shattered dreams of clean energy, women’s equality and racial justice that inspired deep convictions around global change.
Those same young people find it hard to believe that on June 20, 1979, US President Jimmy Carter unveiled 32 solar panels on the roof of the White House. Yale Climate Connections reveals the Jimmy Carter’s solar panels moment:
