December 9, 2014

Givenchy Spring Summer 2015 Ad Campaign

By art8amby

UPDATED JANUARY 20TH 2015: Added new eyewear campaign with Stella Lucia.


UPDATED JANUARY 16TH 2015: Added new campaign images featuring Tony Ward and Alessio Pozzi. They were both photographed by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott with styling by Katy England. Tony’s make up was by Genevieve Herr, hair by Serge Normant. Alessio‘s make up was by Lucia Pieroni, hair by Didier Malige.



UPDATED DECEMBER 22ND 2014: Added new campaign images with models Stella Lucia, Imaan Hammam, Mica Arganaraz and Alessio Pozzi which also shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott with styling by Katy England. (source)

Nobody saw this coming. Givenchy tapped Academy Award-winning actress Julia Roberts as their Spring Summer 2015 face. The monochrome campaign was shot by the brand’s regular photographer duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott with styling works by Katy England. (source)

Click the links to view past campaign images of Givenchy: Fall Winter 2014, Spring Summer 2014, Fall Winter 2013, Spring Summer 2013, Fall Winter 2012, Spring Summer 2012, Fall Winter 2011, Spring Summer 2011, Fall Winter 2010 and Spring Summer 2010.


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