Shot by world-renowned British photographer Alasdair McLellan and directed by French Artistic Director Franck Durand, the Bally Fall 2015 ad campaign, featuring Edita Vilkevičiūtė and Clément Chabernaud posed in a film-set backdrop paying homage to the sixties nostalgia, captures the very essence of the collection.

“Let it be yesterday, today or tomorrow; it doesn’t matter, because Bally is “now”, embodied by free spirits,” said Durand.

Inspired by director Wes Anderson’s films and the mid to late Sixties, the Bally Fall 2015 collection effortlessly marries old and new influences, with sixties nostalgia visible throughout the entire campaign.

“The mood and look of the campaign is very retro — specifically the Sixties; an homage to a period in time when everyone dressed amazing and everything seemed better,” the brand’s design director Pablo Coppola told WWD.