We have quite the assortment of news for you this week. One event in New York City that you may notice is missing is New York Fashion Week. Not to worry as our full recap is coming next week!
Until then, we got some model news from Toni Garrn and Adriana Lima and fashion news from Victoria’s Secret and culture news from Peter Lindbergh and Men’s Corner news from Jaguar and more and more.
Grab your morning coffee and let’s get this edition of Weekly Catch underway.
Models
Mariacarla Boscono
Fronts Mugler‘s fall/winter 2016 campaign, which was captured by Christian MacDonald.
Toni Garrn
Held her Supermodel Flea Market this past Thursday and Friday in New York City, which worked to raise funds for education. Fellow models that helped Toni with this cause included Karlie Kloss and Sara Sampaio.
Elsa Hosk
Is joined by fellow models Francisco Lachowski and Jordan Barrett for Mavi‘s fall/winter 2016 Indigo Move denim campaign.
Lily Aldridge
And Wouter Peelen team up for Michael Kors’ Wonderlust fragrance campaign, which was photographed by Mario Testino.
According to the brand, “Lily Aldridge is the free-spirited face of the campaign, featured alongside Wouter Peelen, to capture the sense of luxe spontaneity that lies at the heart of the new fragrance.”
Fashion
Victoria’s Secret
Has released its latest fragrance, Intense. The campaign is fronted by Adriana Lima and was photographed by Russell James.
Culture
Kunsthal Rotterdam
Has initiated and produced the first exhibition in the Netherlands devoted to Peter Lindbergh. The exhibition, “A Different Vision on Fashion Photography,” opens today and runs through 12 February 2017, and it features many models and iconic photographs.
“This exhibition is not a chronological survey, but a narrative in which you discover the universe of Peter Lindbergh through his unique eye,” shared Thierry-Maxime Loriot, the guest curator.
Read more at Kunsthal Rotterdam.
Men’s Corner
A Tale of a 1950 Jaguar XK 120
“People who know the history of racing know of my father Walt Hansgen [who raced in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France, among other events],” shared Rusty Hansgen to WSJ’s A.J. Baime. “He was among the first generation of road racers in the U.S. after World War II. He often competed in a Jaguar XK 120.”
Hansgen continued, “At its time, it was the highest performance production car available. I don’t think many people would dispute that. It was also a Trojan horse that introduced Americans to European sports cars and road racing, in the early 1950s.”
Read more at WSJ.
Telsa
Unveiled its mobile Airstream design studio fleet.
According to the brand, “Like all Tesla galleries, the mobile Airstream fleet will be staffed with Tesla product specialists, combining Tesla’s friendly, informative approach and best-in-class customer service with the opportunity for customers to see Model X first-hand and design a Tesla of their own.”
Of course the brand is working to promote its latest Model 3, although, we are liking how they keep the Airstream appreciation alive.
Read more at Business Insider.
Jaguar
Took to social media to share news of their new Formula-E partner.
“Proud to announce Panasonic as our Formula-E title partner and unveil the Panasonic Jaguar Racing team.”
Until next week…
