Models Aris Schwabe, Jasper Seven and Vanya Polunin star in the Spring/Summer 2012 campaign for Stolen by Stolen Girlfriends Club. The low res street-side shoot features raw portraits lensed by photographer Maya Villiger who captures effortlessly cool and edgy styles.
The guys sport an urban wardrobe filled with eccentric selects synonymous with the streetwear label. From splattered paint shirting to leather and plaid pairings, the models hit New York's gritty streets for a youth-infused ad campaign that is fashion forward and 90s-inspired.
From grungy flannels to chunky checkerboard cardigans, this intriguing ad campaign encourages the infusion of personality and character in fashion. The advertorial spread outfitted by stylist Zara Mirkin dares to stand out, showcasing impromptu style shots, edgy wardrobe looks and long luscious locks.
Loitering Low Res Ads
This Stolen by Stolen Girlfriends Club Mens Campaign is Raw
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