Breaking

Fashion · News

GCDS collaborate with Backgrid Paparazzi on SS24 campaign


GCDS has just unveiled their SS24 campaign titled BACI DA L.A., which the brand shot in collaboration with famed celebrity paparazzi agency Backgrid.

The images capture the everyday of Los Angeles, the city of dreams and entertainment, with photographs of models portraying a lifestyle in both public and private settings. The outcome questions the rehearsed versus real nature of celebrity culture in the authentic and candid setting of a paparazzi shot.

GCDS x Backgrid SS24

The campaign was heavily inspired by the brand’s Creative Director Giuliano Calza’s most loved spots, combining the essence of American culture and the Made in Italy aesthetic.

The images feature various GCDS ready-to-wear pieces, accessories, and a new collection of logo pieces, including crop t-shirts and hoodies. The GCDS Heart Bag and the Call-Me Comma Bag are on full display, alongside the Comma Notte Bag’s first appearance in a campaign.

GCDS x Backgrid SS24

Concluding the outcome is an image shot outside the Chateau Marmont featuring a model wearing the brand’s SS24 closing look of their latest runway show, a fluffy metallic maxi gown in silver lurex with a drop drape at the back revealing a corset underneath.

GCDS x Backgrid SS24

The campaign was influenced by contemporary hype culture alongside also drawing inspiration from Franca Sozzani and Steven Meisel’s storied shoot from twenty years ago. The outcome is a hybrid of reality and editorial with its fusion of informal imagery and the conversation of fashion.

“LA is the perfect playground to bring clothing to life, animating looks beyond the runway. In a world that often overlooks the beauty of the every day, stepping out of the studio to capture this campaign was a rare and refreshing experience.” — Giuliano Calza

by Nicole Pereira

You May Also Like

LFW SS27: Mithridate

THERE IS a particular pleasure in watching a designer arrive at the point where a brand’s language begins to speak

Nadine Sierra Wants Us to Remember Why Opera Matters

MILAN, ITALY — What does it take for someone to turn one of opera’s biggest heartthrobs into a modern-day sensation?

Barbour Reimagines its Famous Tartan at the Saatchi Gallery for London Fashion Week

THIS London Fashion Week, Barbour is presenting Tartan Reimagined: The Barbour Way, an immersive exhibition taking over the ground floor