Showing posts with label Annie Liebowitz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Annie Liebowitz. Show all posts

Monday, June 1, 2009

Ad Fad - Louis Vuitton

"The campaign features astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Jim Lovell and Sally Ride, marking the 40th anniversary of “One giant leap for mankind.” The image by Annie Leibovitz of the trio in a battered vintage pickup truck, gazing at the moon from the California desert, is slated to appear in a range of international magazine titles in July. In tandem with the print campaign, Vuitton will introduce an interactive Web site at louisvuittonjourneys.com, slated to launch July 2 with a making-of video of the Leibovitz shoot and interviews with the three astronauts. Aldrin made history with Neil Armstrong in July 1969 when the two men were the first to set foot on the moon. Lovell was commander of the ill-fated Apollo 13 mission in 1970, while Ride was the first American woman to enter space aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger. WWD first reported the trio would pose for Vuitton on March 30. Created by agency Ogilvy & Mather, the Core Values spots also have featured the likes of Mikhail Gorbachev, Catherine Deneuve, Keith Richards and Sean Connery — and some monogram canvas travel bags. — Miles Socha " (via WWD)

Monday, December 15, 2008

and now some love for another Schreiber


Time and time again I've posted about the incredibly talented and unbelievably brilliant Liev Schreiber, but now it's time for me to show some love and give credit to his brother Pablo. In the December 2009 issue, Annie Liebowitz shot a Romeo and Juliet inspired spread entitled "Love of a Lifetime" featuring Coca Rocha and dancer Roberto Bolle as the eponymous "star crossed lovers." Pablo got to play Tybalt in the spread (witness his final scene in the play and the shoot above,) was on the greatest TV show of all time, and over the past couple months I've noticed him popping up everywhere from the Law & Order season premiere, Life on Mars and even has a cameo in Vicky Christina Barcelona. Pablo is incredibly talented and has the sort of intensity that could only have been culled on the New York stage. Keep an eye out for Pablo, in the future or check out some of his old work to get an idea of how great this guy is.

VOGUE December 2008
Pablo Schreiber and Rebecca Brooksher in Christopher Shinn's play "Dying City."(Sara Krulwich/The New York Times)

Pablo and Chris Bauer in "The Wire"

Pablo Schreiber



Coco Rocha & Roberto Bolle (though Pablo's not in this picture it was too beautiful not to include it)