The Tommy Hilfiger Fall/Winter 2012 campaign is a family affair. This outdoor fashion shoot for the latest Hilfiger campaign reunites the Hilfiger clan of last season's models, including Andre Douglas, Arthur Kulkov, Bernard Fouquet, Marcel Castenmiller, Max Rogers, Noah Mills, Sam Way and Thomas Gledhill. Once again capturing this fashion-forward family is British photographer Craig McDean, who worked with stylist Karl Templer on the shoot.
The collection works with an array of fabulous textures in next season's hottest colors, from hunter greens to canary yellows. Some of the pieces worn by faux-family members appear charmingly upscale, from tweed blazers to striped cardigans. Men, women and children will all agree that the only thing dramatic about this family photoshoot is the outrageously chic outfits contrasted by the outdoors.
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