Showing posts with label Love Jozi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Love Jozi. Show all posts

Monday, 28 May 2012

Love Jozi 'Free' Campaign





The new Love Jozi T-Shirt campaign was conceptualized around the idea of a post Apartheid born Adult generation which is now coming of age. The shoot was modeled by a select group of Johannesburg youths all now 18 and born post 1994. Bradley Kirshenbaum, the creator and designer of Love Jozi and myself collaborated to make the following visualise a reality.


To define the idea behind the Love Jozi T-Shirt range, Free Range, (http://www.lovejozi.co.za/)  we shot the a video of the models who where all 18 Year olds who have come of age and where all born in 1994, the year of the birth of Democracy in South Africa. Most would expect these 18 years old to know all the words seeing they grew up in a country where the anthem, Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika is sung at all sporting events and moments of national pride, but this was not the case for all the young adults involved, in all it makes for an entertaining video which adds to the overall aesthetic of the brand.


Wednesday, 15 July 2009

Love Jozi Hillbrow

Last month, I shot the new Love Jozi T-Shirt campaign. The new range is 'The Hilbrow range' so we decided to shoot the range in the middle of the infamous part of Johannesburg city. The first image in the series below is a replication from a old image of Hillbrow we found in a now historic book. We found the same spot in the now dilapidated High Point which used to be the centre of the Johannesburg night life.

The rest of the shoot was shot around the area in other aesthetically pleasing and relevant spots.

To see the range and the rest of the shots please check out http://www.lovejozi.co.za

Chris


From left to right: Andrew Chandler, Tamara Dey, Bradley Kirshenbaum (Creator/Designer/Owner of Love Jozi), Sparkling, Conquer, Jacques van Der Watt (Stylist and designer from Black Coffee)


The original Hillbrow book image






Orignal shot of Hillbrow high point in Hillbrow book by Paddi Clay