In this bilateral commission, Federico Di Mambro meets Godo meets Delada.
Nareg Krikorian, leather accessory designer and founder of the brand Godo Leather is commissioned by international brand Delada to create a new bag to launch on their website. This advertorial ‘Passengers’ promotes the new bag in three different colours and other fun matching accessories on social media and on Delada’s official website.
Passengers gets inspiration from Delada’s ideas of “nostalgia and embrace of modern” - as mentioned on their website - “the brand often plays with the relationship between traditional uniformity, expressive romanticism, and rebellious counter-culture. And has become known for it’s deconstructive styles, indicative of the Creative Director’s self-taught design techniques, reminiscent of her childhood playing with old suits and dresses, cutting up and sewing back together in order to create something new. Delada ultimately represents the past, present, and future.”
As the photographer and creative director of Passengers, I aimed to convey a sense of nostalgia encapsuled in everyday objects, stillness and quitness of a life-journey that travels but doesn’t leave home.
CREDITS
Photography & Creative Direction: Federico Di Mambro / IG: @federico_di_mambroFashion by Delada / www.delada.net / IG: @delada_
Leather Accessories Designer is Nareg Krikorian / www.naregkrikorian.com / IG: @naregkrikorian
MUA: Ayse Gonen / IG: @ayse.mua
Model: Ayse Gone & Alex
CREDITS
Photography & Creative Direction: Federico Di Mambro / IG: @federico_di_mambroFashion by Delada / www.delada.net / IG: @delada_
Leather Accessories Designer is Nareg Krikorian / www.naregkrikorian.com / IG: @naregkrikorian
MUA: Ayse Gonen / IG: @ayse.mua
Model: Ayse Gone & Alex
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In this bilateral commission, Federico Di Mambro meets Godo meets Delada.
Nareg Krikorian, leather accessory designer and founder of the brand Godo Leather is commissioned by international brand Delada to create [...]
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