Feminine 50s-Inspired Couture – The Temperley London Resort 2014 Collection is Fit for a Duchess (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The Temperley London Resort 2014 collection reworks the feminine ‘50s dress silhouette for gowns and skirts that are much more modern without losing the classy glamor that era is known for….

Warner Brothers Studio Chief Said to Be Weighing Exit

The president, Jeff Robinov, has faced questions about the direction of the Warner Brothers Pictures Group.

    

Under Pressure, Stewart Shifts Company’s Focus

After posting a loss in the first quarter, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia redesigned its print and digital offerings in hopes of returning to profitability.

    

42 Sleek Superhero Ensembles – From Striking Superhero Hoodies to Superhero Fashion Spreads (TOPLIST)

(TrendHunter.com) If you’re tired of wearing the same old outfits every single day, these these sleek superhero ensembles will definitely give your wardrobe a humorous and exciting new look.

While these…

Artista transforma muro em flipbook

Há alguns meses, descobrimos que o passaporte finlandês está entre os mais divertidos do mundo. Utilizando a técnica do flipbook, é possível ver um alce se movimentando pelas páginas. Coisa simples, mas que faz a diferença. Também não tem muito tempo que a gente mostrou uma campanha genial da Trikk17 para a Post-it, que só serviu para reforçar nossa paixão pela técnica. Agora, já podemos acrescentar mais um item à lista, graças à incrível artista argentina Hyuro, que transformou um muro de 271 metros em um audacioso flipbook.

O projeto In/Between foi selecionado em uma competição realizada pela comunidade ArtRebels, em parceria com a cidade de Copenhagen. Ao longo de 87 paineis de alumínio, cada um deles medindo pouco mais de 3 metros de largura por 2,65 de altura, Hyuro foi mostrar um veado correndo pela floresta. A história ganha movimento para quem passa de carro, e o resultado chega a ser mágico.

No vídeo acima é possível ver o mural ganhando forma – o trabalho levou mais ou menos uma semana para ser concluído, conforme a artista mostra em seu site. É uma bela maneira de se transformar a paisagem urbana…

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Sensually Styled Stiletto Prints – Alastair Floyd Showcases Model Legs and Heels in His Artwork (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Taking a humorous view on the world of haute couture and the mass consumption of fashion and glamor, artist Alastair Floyd creates prints of bare legs and heels lying akimbo on the ground.

Sensual…

Skittles bota pra quebrar em novo filme “interativo”

A Skittles parece ter gostado da ideia de criar filmes “interativos” e, mais uma vez, aposta na modalidade para sua nova campanha, que tem no balanço final dois cavalos, dois cachorros, um sapo e dois pássaros espatifados e um macaco ferido, digo, quebrado. O fato de todos eles serem bibelôs de porcelana não quer dizer que eles não tenham personalidades e sentimentos – e essa é a parte divertida.

A história começa quando um dos cavalos promete entregar todos os Skittles para Tommy, mas para consegui-los o garoto terá de quebrar o enfeite da vovó. A promessa é cumprida, mas Tommy fica ganancioso e resolve destruir todos os outros. Será que ele vai encontrar mais Skittles?

A parte interativa é que, com a “Rainbow-Active Technology”, basta clicar em qualquer um dos bibelôs para escolher qual será a próxima “vítima”. Se você deixar o vídeo rodando normalmente, o resultado será o mesmo, só mudando mesmo a ordem dos fatores.

A responsável pelo extermínio dos bibelôs da vovó é a DDB Chicago.

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39 Ghostly Fashion Shoots – From Ghostly Editorials to Creepy Cemetery Pictorials (TOPLIST)

(TrendHunter.com) Eerie fashion spreads are continuing to become more relevant and mainstream in the modern age, and these ghostly fashion shoots are some great examples of how these scary references are making a…

Schick Exacta 2 Razor: Chaplin, Dali, V, Mr. T

Advertising Agency: JWT, Manila, Phillipines
Regional Creative Director: Tay Guan Hin
Executive Creative Director: Dave Ferrer
Creative Director: Joe Dy
Associate Creative Director: Mark Ibaviosa
Copywriters: Y2 Villanueva, Joe Dy
Art Directors: Elvin Villar, Danni Lim, Joei Calixto, Javey Villones
Illustrator: Elvin Villar
Account Supervisor: Tobias Bernardo
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Claire Guevarra
Producer:Carol Pe Benito
Account Manager: Brian Lontok

Neue Zuercher Zeitung: Fast forward

Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt / Limmat, Zurich, Switzerland
Creative Director: Alexander Jaggy
Art Director: Lorenz Clormann
Copywriter: David Hugentobler
Photographer: Felix Streuli
Graphics: Tobias Wirz

M6 mobile: Meet Geronimo and play with #EATATWEET

What better than a purple cat to stuff himself on blue birds?

Meet Geronimo, the crazy and insatiable Eat a Tweet Lolcat who LOVES tweets – he’ll eat them to help you win followers. Eat a Tweet is the first Twitter campaign that plays with what it’s all about: the more you tweet, the crazier it gets, and the more you’ll rack up followers. Easy.

How does it work?
Go to www.eatatweet.fr, connect your twitter account, send a message with the hashtag #EatATweet and release a blue bird. And it’s out, ready to be eaten! Check out loads of absurd and offbeat ways Geronimo gets the bird (Cat Vador, Cat-lem Shake, 8-bit famous game etc). Feed him, make him fatter and fatter and fatter. Then…make him explode! If you’re the one that makes him pop, everyone who played before you will tweet about you and you’ll get loads more followers. (Go on you know you want to…)

Created by Blast Radius Paris for M6 mobile and developed by Am I Collective, the hottest group of illustrators around, Eat A Tweet is an innovative Twitter campaign; playful and offbeat, it lives up to the brand’s promise, “Be the one to follow”.

Advertising Agency: Blast Radius, Paris, France
Creative Director: Benjamin Bregeault
Art Director: Charles-Antoine De Sousa
Copywriters: Charles Barbillon, Joris Tripier-Mondancin
Illustrator: AMICOLLECTIVE

Westdeutsche Lotterie: 6×49 West Lotto

Advertising Agency: BBDO, Düsseldorf, Germany
Chief Creative Officer: Wolfgang Schneider
Executive Creative Directors: Christian Mommertz, Sebastian Hardieck
Creative Directors: Christian Mommertz, Achim Metzdorf
Copywriter: Gustavo Vieira
Art Directors: Gustavo Vieira, Philipp Alings, Julian Dany, Kai-Christian Bade
Photographer: Lars David Neil / 7 Additional Stock-Photographers
Art Buyers: Eva À Wengen, Julia Lückerath
Group Account Director: Thomas Schulte

Ecofill Ink Cartridges: Yellow, Cyan, Magenta, Black

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Bogotá, Colombia
Chief Creative Officer: John Raul Forero
Executive Creative Directors: Juan Jose Posada, Juan Pablo Alvarez, Mauricio Guerrero
Creative Directors: Julian Gutierrez, Andres Astorquiza
Copywriters: Fabian Gomez, Mario Betancur
Art Directors: Mauricio Sanchez, Armando Niño, Andres Astorquiza
Photographer: Ugo Passalacqua
Art Buyers: Adriana Pares, Diego Rincon
Account Supervisor: Fabio Quiroga
Account Manager: Carolina Duran

BOSCA Ceramic Knife: Carrot, Steak

“A dull knife is not a knife.”

Advertising Agency: La Familia, Santiago, Chile
Executive Creative Director: Miguel Angel Barahona
Creative Director: Gabo Cantallopts
Art Director: Victor Torres
Copywriters: Miguel Angel Barahona, Javier Latorre
Illustrator: Patricio Vera

Pedigree: Dog Adopt

“A dog makes your life happier. Adopt.”

Advertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Marcello Serpa
Executive Creative Director: Luiz Sanches
Creative Directors: Marcos Medeiros, Andre Kassu, Renato Simoes, Bruno Prosperi
Copywriter: Ana Carolina Reis
Art Director: Marco Monteiro
Photographer: Elene Usdin
Art Buyers: Teresa Setti, Paula Feijo
Account Supervisors: Fernanda Antonelli, Ricardo Taunay, Italo Vetorazzo
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Marina Sachs
Planners: Cintia Gonçalves, Fernanda Barone

Ray-Ban: Never hide

Advertising Agency: Marcel, Paris, France
Chief Creative Officer / Executive Creative Director / Creative Director: Erik Vervroegen
Copywriter: Julien Sens
Art Director: Nicolas Damiens
Photographer: Mark Seliger
Art Buyers: Jean-Luc Chirio, Lauriane Dula
Account Supervisors: Alberto Scorticati, Shannon Eddy
Account Manager: Charles Vieillefosse
International Head Of Strategic Planning: Rob Klingensmith
Planner: David Daines
Line Producer: Thomas Geffrier
Producer: Ruth Levy

Friendicoes: Friends

Advertising Agency: Dentsu Marcom, Gurgaon, India
NCD: Titus Upputuru
Creative Director: Jitendra Kaushik
Art Director / Illustrator: Sharad Anand
Copywriter: Titus Upputuru

Brazilia Shoes: I Love My Boots

Advertising Agency: Creative Factor, Durban, South Africa
Creative Director: Yogan Pillay
Art Director: Dane Mellem
Illustrator: Carl Peetz

Pedigree: Dog, 3

A dog makes your life happier. Adopt.

Advertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Marcello Serpa
Executive Creative Director: Luiz Sanches
Creative Directors: Marcos Medeiros, Andre Kassu, Renato Simoes, Bruno Prosperi
Copywriter: Ana Carolina Reis
Art Director: Marco Monteiro
Photographer: Elene Usdin
Art Buyers: Teresa Setti, Paula Feijo
Account Supervisors: Fernanda Antonelli, Ricardo Taunay, Italo Vetorazzo
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Marina Sachs
Planners: Cintia Gonçalves, Fernanda Barone

Pedigree: Dog, 2

A dog makes your life happier. Adopt.

Advertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Marcello Serpa
Executive Creative Director: Luiz Sanches
Creative Directors: Marcos Medeiros, Andre Kassu, Renato Simoes, Bruno Prosperi
Copywriter: Ana Carolina Reis
Art Director: Marco Monteiro
Photographer: Elene Usdin
Art Buyers: Teresa Setti, Paula Feijo
Account Supervisors: Fernanda Antonelli, Ricardo Taunay, Italo Vetorazzo
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Marina Sachs
Planners: Cintia Gonçalves, Fernanda Barone