The Mayflower Supply Fall/Winter 2014 lookbook is modeled after Woody Allen films such as Annie Hall and Kramer v.s. Kramer. Founder Liz Hull aimed to replicate the classic movies in the catalogue which features an assortment of relaxed shots taken on the streets of New York.
Actresses Meryl Streep and Diane Keaton were channeled in this fashion series. Model Emily Theobald mimicked the women and scenes with the help of photographer Hannah Metz. Theobald's loosely hanging tresses imitated many Allen films shot in the 1970s, as well the collection of knit sweaters, chunky brown boots and layered denim.
While there are some modern elements present in this Mayflower Supply display, vintage abounds the production as Theobald showcased velvet blazers, berets and plaid scarves.
Film-Themed Lookbooks
The Mayflower Supply Fall/Winter 2014 Catalogue Mimics Woody Allen Movies
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