On our minds: Barney’s transgender campaign
Posted in Style
by adakallgren on 7 January, 2015
Looking back at 2014, one highlight was Barney's spring campaign featuring 17 transgender individuals photographed by Bruce Weber.
Looking back at 2014, another highlight if you ask us was Barney’s captivating spring ad campaign,” Brothers, Sisters, Sons & Daughters“, featuring 17 transgender individuals photographed by Bruce Weber. Barneys C.E.O. Mark Lee motivated the campaign stating that the T in LGBT has been a little left behind in the gay marriage debate. The campaign breaks new ground not only with the use of transgender models (and their families) but with the accompanying short films of the models telling their stories of transitioning genders. We were thrilled to see so much support for this billion dollar department store’s stunning push for equality. More here. /Ada Källgren
Related reading
Make it last x Circulose Jacket
With deadstock Circulose® fabric and local production by Fugeetex, Make it last launches its first product– a timeless jacket reminding of the real luxury of fashion.
The 3 Hottest Brands at Copenhagen Fashion Week
These three brands are shortlisted for the Zalando Sustainability Award.
Amason: ”We send files, emails and animals”
With the release of the first single from their upcoming album (and a virtual release party tonight), Swedish band Amason teams up with adidas and the new, more sustainable Stan Smith. The space of which the iconic shoe enters is one where the love of nature takes center stage. Make it last talks to the band about why they always end up with the animals.
Stan Smith, Forever
Always iconic. Now more sustainable. We’re proudly partnering up with adidas to show you the next generation of sustainable takes on the storied Stan Smith silhouette.
No Comments