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We found some broken items in the warehouse, and when we looked at the security footage to see what happened, we found this video of Chumlee.
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The GUESS Kids Spring / Summer 2012 advertising campaign depicts a new generation of girls and boys rocking out in what is sure to be the season's ...
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The GUESS Kids Spring / Summer 2012 advertising campaign depicts a new generation of girls and boys rocking out in what is sure to be the season's hottest denim. The images play upon the high energy of the children to reflect the true spirit of American Rock N' Roll. Guided by the creative direction of Paul Marciano, Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Creative Director of GUESS? Inc., and styled by Fashion Editor, Tracy Jacobs, who has frequently lent her talents to Vogue Bambini, the campaign was shot in studio using the perfect combination of bright colors and interesting textures to create relaxed
backgrounds that highlight the children's vivacious personalities. Photographer Elliston Lutz, who also shot the GUESS Kids Fall / Holiday 2011 Campaign, used an eclectic array of props to draw upon the many aspects of the "American Dream" that were also a source of inspiration for the collection.
The girl's collection incorporates fun silhouettes and charming details to make GUESS denim dazzle from "sea to shining sea". The first delivery features nautical inspired tops and dresses accented with lace and polka dots that pair perfectly with the bright denim in the collection to create looks for any Spring outing. Setting sail towards the warmth of the California sun, the
second delivery utilizes ruffles and daisy printed trims to put a modern twist on traditional denim tops and jumpsuits. We also see eyelet and dainty floral printed dresses along with lace embroidery on denim that is reminiscent of the hippie-chic style of Woodstock. The sweet sounds of summer resonate through the third delivery with retro styled pieces featuring crochet and
sequined accents while football tees and checkered shirts present a modern take on classic American patriotism.
The boy's collection kicks off the GUESS Kids Spring / Summer 2012 Rock Tour with nautical inspired looks that mirror that of the girls by mixing updated pinstripes on wovens with artistic details on tops and jackets. From screen prints and multi-media appliqués to bright plaid shorts and dark denim with decorative seaming and studded accents, the first spring delivery presents
the perfect image of vintage Americana. Getting back on the road, the second delivery compliments the Woodstock inspired pieces seen in the girls' collection using saturated citrus hues on yarn-dyed shirts, embroidered tees, and tonal tinted denim for looks that are sure to win over the audience. The collection also introduces bold colored knit tops in cuts that range from a
V-neck to a Drop-neck with everything in between. Fun cargo shorts and bright blue denim are also paired with pops of color on graphic tees and chambray shirts to bring a sporty element to the collection while washed grey and heavy distressed denim create options to last throughout the season.
"The relaxed and lighthearted images seen in the Spring / Summer 2012 campaign explore the Rock N' Roll roots of GUESS denim." says Paul Marciano. "Fashion forward styling is accentuated by the youthful spirit of the children in such a way that captures the essence of the American Dream that is and always has been at the heart of this brand."
Look for these GUESS Kids images in international fashion magazines, on buses and billboards and collateral materials.
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Yves Saint Laurent - Discover the Spring/Summer 2011 campaign video, filmed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin and featuring Arizona Muse.
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Yves Saint Laurent - Discover the Spring/Summer 2011 campaign video, filmed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin and featuring Arizona Muse.
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