Power of GS: Jenny’s Creative Director Sarah Cavazza Facini has used Georgina Rodriguez as the face of the brand’s Fall 2022 ad campaign.
The Spanish model and social media personality, who counts 39 million followers on Instagram alone, was photographed by Vanina Sorrenti against a striking concrete-heavy villa designed by Joaquín Torres in Madrid.
Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo’s fiancee and mother of five, Cavazza Facini and Rodriguez, share a similar penchant for sensual femininity and confidence.
Models are being pictured wearing creations from Jenny’s fall collection that includes a coral body-fitting knitwear frock covered in crystals, a fuchsia oversize belted coat, as well as a minidress bearing tiger motifs.
This is the first time the brand has roped in a celebrity for its campaign, having previously recruited international models.
Georgina Rodriguez leads Jenny’s Fall 2022 ad campaign.
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The campaign is surrounded by a video conversation between two women based on the Proust questionnaire. A teaser unveiled on Monday shows Cavazza Facini and Rodriguez being asked: “What’s a Jenny to you?” and “What’s fashion for you?”
Rodriguez is not new to the fashion scene. For example, she met Ronaldo, who soon became her partner while working as a sales associate in Madrid and then became a social media personality, receiving contracts with the innerwear brand Yamamay and jeweler Chopard, among others. did.
Geany’s move is expected to increase buzz and visibility. Data firm Launchmetrics estimated that the Yamame campaign began in 2019 and generated 5.4 million euros in MIV, or media influence value, in 12 months in front of the Spanish model.
Last January, Netflix debuted a mini-series called “Soy Georgina,” or “I’m Georgina” in English, consisting of six episodes that highlight her lifestyle, personal history, and rise to fame.
Eyes on Venice: Thelios has signed a three-year deal with La Biennale di Venezia to be the official eyewear sponsor of the international Venice Film Festival starting from the next edition, which will take place from 31 August to 10 September.
“The Venice International Film Festival is one of the most prestigious events in the world and we are proud to support La Biennale di Venezia, a strong ambassador of Italian culture on a global scale,” said Alessandro Zanardo, Chief Executive Officer since February Eyewear Manufacturer.
“Cinema and eyewear have always been a perfect match, with a passion for aesthetics and details, giving people a look at the world. Throughout the history of cinema, eyewear has contributed to the creation of iconic film characters and has helped define their personalities.” Has helped: We cannot think of a better expression area than this festival, which is so close to our roots in the Veneto region, ”said Zanardo.
The state-of-the-art Thelios Plant is located in Longarone, an hour’s drive from Venice, and was inaugurated in 2018. The production is spread over 194,400 square feet.
Thélios is controlled by luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, and creates eyewear collections for brands ranging from Dior, Fendi, Celine and Loewe to Givenchy, Stella McCartney, Kenzo, Fred, Berluti and Rimowa.
This is the company’s first official entry into the world of cinema.
As per the collaboration, Thelios Suite will be located in the luxury Hotel Excelsior and will feature a selection of the brand’s Fall 2022 collections, provide hospitality experiences and host other press and industry events.
International and business expansion of Theos is a major goal, Zanardo told WWD in June. While present in key markets, Thelios continues to grow business in the US, as it anticipates exponential growth in that region as well as the Middle East and Asia Pacific, including China.
the parade is making its wayAt Urban Outfitters, marking the innerwear start-up’s first physical retail experience. On Wednesday, the two are celebrating a limited-edition collectionA launch party that evening at Urban Outfitters’ New York flagship in Herald Square.
Excerpts from the Parade x Urban Outfitters collection.
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“it’s important [Urban Outfitters] to support up-and-coming talent and which extends toFor both the entrepreneurial spirit and the brands in our assortment,” Laura Deddy, senior managing director, purchasing for Urban Outfitters, told WWD. “Our customer knows us as a retailer of new products and looks to us to provide an element of discovery. Parade is exactly that.”
He added that “for the parade, a partnership with” [Urban Outfitters] delivers performances nationwide beyond the reach of its incredible community.”
The Parade x Urban Outfitters collection includes bras and underwear in a variety of colors, prints and fabrics.
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In fact, the parade was founded online byCami Tellez, who served as the brand’s CEO just three years ago. In January, Tellez told WWD that her goal in starting the company was “to build a value brand that stands for deeper values like sustainability and inclusivity.”
Aaron Rose Philip models at the Parade x Urban Outfitters Collection campaign.
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Tellez said the message resonated with consumers, helped Parade build a loyal following and increased revenue by 200 percent year-over-year. The firm has also raised more than $50 million in investor funding and opened its brand’s first brick-and-mortar experience – a pop-up in New York City thatWill be open during the rest of the year– last December.
The Gen Z CEO recently said, “It has become important for us to expand our consumer touchpoints with our community beyond fully engaging online. It was important for us to partner with a like-minded brand and with Urban having the same passion for arts, culture, music, fashion and community, we couldn’t be more excited to associate with them for our first retail roll out could. ,
“To help bring urban customers even further into the world of parades, we are thrilled to bring them a collection that blends our love of full spectrum bright colors, fun prints into our best-selling clothing, ”Telles added.
The Parade x Urban Outfitters collection includes lots of bright colors.
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The 18-piece collection includes bras and underwear in a range of prints, colors and sustainable fabrics.four styleses will be exclusive to Urban Outfitters and will be available Wednesday at the Herald Square flagship. complete collectionIt will be unveiled on August 1 at UrbanOutfitters.com and 25 Urban Outfitters locations across the country.
“We chose our top 25 doors based on a combination of foot traffic and sales and additional factors, such as which doors could accommodate the business strategy and where Parade saw an opportunity to tap into new markets,” Deddy explained. “We truly believe in Parade and are thrilled to launch them with such a strong footprint.”
He said the partnership is limited edition for now, but Urban Outfitters is excited to “measure consumer appetite.” We certainly look forward to continuing our special partnership.”
Parade x Urban Outfitters innerwear piece.
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Revenue at retailer – which includes nameplate brands, Anthropologie Group,free people,terrain and terrain,rental subscription service NuulyAnd more and more a food and beverage business — under the company’s umbrella — grew in the most recent quarter. But like the rest of the retail industry, the gains were offset by rising costs, excess inventory and other inflationary pressures in the supply chain.
Company CEO Richard A. Henetold analysts in MayThe Urban Outfitters shopper is “the most sensitive to inflation. They are generally smaller and earn less than their Anthropologie and Free People counterparts.”
Still, there are some tailwinds working in the brand’s favor, such as the return of in-person events and consumers’ desire to be ready once again.
“We know that our customers look to us for innovation and trend and we aim to partner with brands that align with the shared values that are important to our customers,” Deddy said. (A select few include apparel brands such as Miao, Krost, and Zefarina.)
“We want to be a one-stop-shop where [the consumer] Knows they can use special products that aren’t available anywhere else,” Deddy explained. “We’re confident our customers will respond” [Parade] After getting acquainted with our current bestsellers beforehand, [including] Our own out from under label.
“whereas [Urban Outfitters] Definitely aiming to support these brands in terms of sales, our buying commitment really lies in [Urban Outfitters] brand recognition,” she added.
Campaign photos from the Parade x Urban Outfitters collection.
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The Parade x Urban Outfitters marketing campaign was shot on location in New York and featured models Tess McMillan, Noah Carlos andAaron Rose Philip.The collection ranges in price from $9 to $36 and comes in sizes XS to 3XL. It is also the first carbon-neutral underwear collection to be launched at Urban Outfitters. A percentage of all sales from the collection will be donated to the Transgender Law Center to help support the trans community.
As part of an unconventional collaboration with The Rug Company, five creatives from London have created artworks that are meant to be stroked, moved, and perhaps even hung on the wall.
Five – three painters, an engraving specialist and a silversmith – are all affiliated with Sarabande, the foundation started by the late Lee Alexander McQueen to provide scholarship and studio space for emerging creative talents of every stripe.
He’s moved his latest works to a whole other medium, helping to mark the collaboration with The Rug Company’s 25th anniversary.
Titled “Sarbande Collection,” LineupFeaturing five artistic rug designs. The Rug Company partnered with each artist to represent the integrity and depth of their individual subjects in woven designs available around the world.
Trino Verkade, Founding Trustee and CEO of Sarbande, said the foundation’s creative was to be married with The Rug Company’s approach to craftsmanship and design.
Five Sarbande Creatives have transferred their art and design to rugs made by The Rug Company.
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“Our languages are the same. It’s the perfect conversation. These designs aren’t rushed, they’re not extravagant fashions. They’re about craftsmanship, and investing in the future, and they give artists one allow us to represent our work in a different way,” she said.
Werkade said the collaboration was also very much in the spirit of Sarbande, which is about “broad-stroke creativity – art, fashion, construction and jewelry – and welcoming artists from diverse backgrounds. Wu.I’ve always wanted to see how widespread creativity can be.”
The rugs are handmade and, while they are part of a collection, they couldn’t be more exclusive.
Multidisciplinary artist Stephen Doherty’s “Anemone” design features massive ethereal watercolor flowers, with silk threads woven to make the petals, and hand-carved details.
The artists and craftsmen at Sarabande have worked with The Rug Company to create a range of handmade designs.
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Silversmith Shinta Nakajima’s Soft Silver Metallic Silk “Hibiki” rug emulates her 3D craft with carved magnolia. TeaHe draws on the Romanian-born painter Mircia Telega’s piece “the signature layering style of using oil paint to enhance the organic contours from the canvas”. Their “Limen” rug features a smoky, geometric motif with wool and silk.
“It was quite interesting to watch it all put together, as we started it in 2019,” says artist Michaela Yearwood-Dann, adding that the delay in the launch was due to the pandemic.
“You can really tell that you are working with a craft-oriented company that cares about how things are made. With every single step in the design process we were taken into account, and The power to approve every single part was great,” she sits atop her “Euphoria” rug, which consists of a kaleidoscope of silk threads and a collage of botanical patterns around the perimeter of a rug.
Castro Smith, an engraver, painter, printmaker and ring designer, says, “The story is really important. The carpets are made in the Himalayas and support craft, community and knowledge. That knowledge is passed on to the next generation. It goes along with art.” —with is a big part of it.”
Euphoria rug by artist Michaela Yearwood-Dan, part of a collaboration between Sarabande and The Rug Company.
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Rug Company’s rugs are hand-made in Nepal, woven by expert craftsmen using Tibetan wool. Smith’s “Cascade” rug drew inspiration from Nepal: her rug design displays billowing clouds and flying birds, a Nepalese skyscape in wool and silk.
Each of the five designs can be adapted for different spaces—both residential and commercial—and range in price from $225 per square foot to $330 persquare feet, depending on the design.
James Seuss, Chief Executive Officer of The Rug Company, says: Collaboration with Sarabande was a natural step.
“We share a passion for Using time-honored techniques to create craft and artisan quality innovative design. We knew from the beginning that Sarbande Artists will deeply respect this process and are excited to introduce their vision to our rugs.”
He further added that the five artists worked closely with The Rug Company’s studio to transfer their creative discipline to the arts.
“Shinta’s hammering and chasing skills were transformed into a hand-carved silk rug that echoes their shimmering silver jewelry, while Stephen’s petals were meticulously hand-carved by our weavers, where their The paintings were echoed where a blade is gently sawn into wet ink,” says Seuss. ,
He insisted that the collection is for the long term.
“They are made to last a lifetime, so our collections bear the trends. We are honored to support Sarbande In its mission to champion underrepresented artists, and are already amazed by the impact their designs have had on the design community.
Neeraj Chopra on Sunday expressed his happiness after winning the historic silver medal at the World Athletics Championships and said that he will try to change the color of the medal and the hunger for gold will continue with Neeraj clocking a distance of 88.13m in his fourth attempt. Finished second in the men’s javelin throw final. “The competition was tough, the contestants were throwing at good averages, it turned out to be challenging. I learned a lot today. The hunger for gold will continue. But I believe we may not get gold every time. I will do what I do. I can, concentrate and focus on my training,” Neeraj Chopra said at a press conference after winning the silver medal.
“While the conditions were not good and the wind speed was very high, I was confident that I would do well. I am satisfied with the result, I am glad that I was able to win a medal for my country,” he said.
Talking about the competition, Neeraj said that he learned a lot in the javelin throw final and he will try to change the color of the medal next time.
“I didn’t feel pressured by the fact that I’m an Olympic champion. I believed in myself even after the third throw. I came back and won silver, it felt good. I’ll try to change the color of the medal next time, Neeraj said.
The Olympic medalist began proceedings with a foul throw, which was followed by distances of 82.39m and 86.37m. He eventually clocked 88.13 meters in the fourth attempt, which set him up for the silver medal. Neeraj’s last two attempts went into foul throws and thus, he finished second. The first place was won by Grenada’s defending champion Anderson Peters, who clocked 90.54 metres. Neeraj also became the first track and field athlete from India to win a silver medal at the World Championships, and achieved a podium finish after finishing second. The great long jumper Anju Bobby George finished third at the 2003 Paris Worlds. On the other hand, Rohit Yadav, who made his World Championship debut, finished 10th with an effort of 78.72m, 78.05m and 77.95m.
Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra has won a historic silver medal in the men’s javelin final at the World Athletics Championships with a throw of 88.13m. Grenada’s Anderson Peters retained his javelin throw title. Peters threw a best of 90.54m in his sixth and final attempt to win. India’s Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra won the silver medal with a time of 88.13m, while Czech Jacob Vadledge claimed the bronze (88.09).
Tokyo Olympic javelin throw champion Neeraj Chopra on Sunday (IST) ended India’s 19-year long wait for a medal at the World Athletics Championships after winning a silver medal in 2022 with a historic throw of 88.13m. It was India’s second medal at the World Championships and the first podium finish since winning a bronze medal in the long jump in Paris in 2003. After winning the silver medal, Neeraj Chopra said that the wind was not in favour, but felt great after the win. ,
