Italian fashion label Danilo Paura launches its editorial piece for Fall/Winter 2019 and the aesthetic does not only bank on the atmosphere of New York City, but it also zeroes in on the experiences of a number of creative minds. The individuals spotlighted in the brand's campaign include Leta Sobierajski who is an independent designer and art director, famed street golfer Tiger Hood, hairdresser Jake Ungrey, and activist Emily DaButt who also is an illustrator, designer, and researcher.
Danilo Paura enlists photo and video duo Ragazzi Nei Paraggi who pulls off the project with style, successfully relating the intended storytelling effect that reveals the "natural environment" of each creative.
In the Fall/Winter 2019 collection, the Alpaca Sweater is spotlighted.
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Danilo Paura Relies on Storytelling for Its FW 2019 Lookbook
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