HUGO HUGO BOSS SPRING 2017 AD CAMPAIGN

HUGO HUGO BOSS SPRING 2017 AD CAMPAIGN

Enter the HUGO Hugo Boss Spring 2017 ad campaign, exploring the crossing on- and offline worlds ...

February 1, 2017

Enter the HUGO Hugo Boss Spring 2017 ad campaign, exploring the crossing on- and offline worlds and those who live at the intersection.

Shot in the desert in California, a cast of bright young things is photographed against shifting natural and man-made backdrops – from the arid landscape, punctuated by blurred pylons and pixelated shards of light, to the clicking and bleeping of a whirring power station control center.

The campaign features portraits of up-and-coming and established talent from the worlds of art, music, film and fashion. Each individual was chosen for his or her original spirit and energy, as part of a generation whose lives are inextricably linked with digital.

The line-up features musician Soko, model and actress Devon Aoki, artist Alexandra Marzella, and Kiki Willems. The campaign was shot by photographer Harley Weir, renowned for raw and intimate depictions of her subjects.

The cast wears new Spring 2017 styles from HUGO Womenswear, designed under the same concept. The collection features clean silhouettes, influenced by the precision of digital, but thrown together and styled with relaxed attitude. Prints and patterns include 3D optic grids, while a bold cactus flower motif is cut, flipped and positioned onto lightweight fabrics. Inspired by the fading light of the desert at sundown, the color palette features tones of light purple, chartreuse and sahara, creating ready-to-wear and accessories that fit seamlessly into this new HUGO world.

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