Yesterday morning, I was privileged to receive a tour of the Gap 1969 denim design headquarters in Los Angeles, California. I plan to do more posts about this really cool experience in the days to come, but for now here are photos of the studio’s street-style moodboard for the Gap 1969 Fall 2011 denim collection. As a street-style photographer, this of course was my favorite feature of the studio. I find it incredibly cool that a major apparel company like Gap uses street-style images as a primary source of inspiration.
See if you can identify which photographer took each shot and if you recognize the fashion icons.
For the final installment of the Oliver Peoples ♥ Chicago limited-edition sunglasses collaboration, the frames traveled to Wrigley Field for some iconic shots in and around the stadium. Lucky for me, my aunt and uncle dropped into town to take me to a Cubs game. Perfect timing! I got some lovely shots of the glasses outside of Wrigley Field after things calmed down. Although I did manage to snag a photo of the glasses inside the stadium close to home plate.
In anticipation of next week’s release of the Bing commercial I made with my good friend Jena from ChiCityFashion, we both made mini-videos about our friends. Bing is promoting their new Facebook integration feature, which allows your friends’ Facebook likes to help you make decisions. Jena and I help each other make decisions all the time.
