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"MARC JACOBS ADVERTISING 1998-2009For more than 10 years Marc Jacobs has collaborated with German photographer Juergen Teller in his advertising campaigns creating an aesthetic that has become unforgettable and inextricably linked with the brand. The ads began when Jacobs suggested to Teller to photograph his friend Sofia Coppola in Central Park in the snow and from there it has become a veritable who's who in the world of fashion, art, film and design.
Now, from the publishers Steidl, we can view the entire back catalogue of the campaigns in this heavyweight book, with each ad printed in the exact size of the magazine it was originally published, reminiscent of Helmut Newton's book, Pages From Glossies. The iconic advertising campaigns combine Teller's unique style of photography capturing the friends and family from Jacobs' world and places them in intimate settings using absurdity and humour to playfully sell the Marc Jacobs' brand. This book is definitely one for the collection, to come back to again and again."
"MARC JACOBS ADVERTISING 1998-2009For more than 10 years Marc Jacobs has collaborated with German photographer Juergen Teller in his advertising campaigns creating an aesthetic that has become unforgettable and inextricably linked with the brand. The ads began when Jacobs suggested to Teller to photograph his friend Sofia Coppola in Central Park in the snow and from there it has become a veritable who's who in the world of fashion, art, film and design.
Now, from the publishers Steidl, we can view the entire back catalogue of the campaigns in this heavyweight book, with each ad printed in the exact size of the magazine it was originally published, reminiscent of Helmut Newton's book, Pages From Glossies. The iconic advertising campaigns combine Teller's unique style of photography capturing the friends and family from Jacobs' world and places them in intimate settings using absurdity and humour to playfully sell the Marc Jacobs' brand. This book is definitely one for the collection, to come back to again and again."
