The Firetrap Spring Summer 2010 Ad Campaign is Rough and Tough
Tiana Reid — June 16, 2010 — Fashion
References: firetrap & homotography.blogspot
Rebellion is the word of choice to describe the Firetrap Spring Summer 2010 advertising campaign. The urban jeanswear company's campaign was photographed by Derrick Santini and parades a gang of models including Isaac Carew, Harvey Haydon and Ty Ogunkoya.
The British company has used its own youth subculture as inspiration for its latest ad campaign. Firetrap says that the ads take "inspiration from the glamorous lives of London's youth. Shot on industrial sites across London at the break of dawn, this tribe of future warriors are creeping home from a mischievous night out."
The British company has used its own youth subculture as inspiration for its latest ad campaign. Firetrap says that the ads take "inspiration from the glamorous lives of London's youth. Shot on industrial sites across London at the break of dawn, this tribe of future warriors are creeping home from a mischievous night out."
Trend Themes
1. Youth Subculture-inspired Campaigns - Opportunity for brands to tap into the rebellious and edgy nature of youth subcultures for their ad campaigns.
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3. Glamorous Rebel Aesthetic - An emerging trend in fashion advertising to showcase a daring and rebellious aesthetic while maintaining a sense of glamour and sophistication.
Industry Implications
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3. Youth Culture Marketing - Companies specializing in youth culture marketing can help brands tap into the allure of rebellious and glamorous aesthetics to connect with the target audience and drive engagement.
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