The latest campaign for Valentino’s S/S 2016 collection embraced tribal elegance featuring models Alice Metza, Cameron Traiber, Greta Varlese, Kirin Dejonckheere and Tami Williams. All captured by fashion photographer Steve McCurry. See the campaign below: Ad Campaign: Valentino Spring/Summer 2016 Model: Alice Metza, Cameron Traiber, Greta Varlese, Kirin Dejonckheere, Tami Williams Photographer: Steve McCurry Make-up: Petros Petrohilos Art Director: Riccardo Ruini
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You Tell Em – Zebra Katz x Leila (Music Video)
Technology tribal music video with battle ready visuals and face paint. See the official video for You Tell Em by Zebra (fucking) Katz.Official music video for “You Tell Em” by Zebra Katz x Leila, off the Nu Renegade EP. Get the Nu Renegade EP on iTunes here:http://bit.ly/NuRenegadeEP
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L.A.M.B Ready To Wear S/S 2015 NYFW
Gwen Stefani’s fashion brand L.A.M.B delivered a striking Spring Summer 2015 ready-to-wear collection at New York Fashion Week. This collection embraced a tribal punk aesthetic, blending bold graphic patterns with bright, almost neon colors. Each look felt playful yet rebellious, balancing youthful energy with a sophisticated approach to styling.
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Neiman Marcus: The September Book 2014
Neiman Marcus’s September Book 2014 comes alive in a striking editorial photographed by Ruven Afanador. The series features model Liya Kebede navigating a space that feels simultaneously urban and fantastical. The setting is a concrete-enclosed room, its harsh structure softened by wild decorative elements including feathers, earthy tones, and intricate face paint. The visual effect is an immersive interpretation of the concept of a concrete jungle, where industrial surfaces meet untamed, organic embellishments.
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Antonio Ortega Haute Couture F/W 2014-2015
The collection moved deliberately between two visual languages. On one side, sharply tailored, hunting-inspired garments suggested discipline, protection, and structure. These looks carried a sense of readiness, as though designed for survival within constructed systems. On the other, feathered and leafy ensembles evoked something primal and organic. Soft, textured, and instinctive, these pieces leaned into nature as both armor and ornament.
