Showing posts with label 7 for all mankind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 7 for all mankind. Show all posts

Who's in for the 7 for All Mankind Party Nights?

Friday, June 22, 2012

During weekdays, we all have our own set of things to worry about. It could be project deadlines, meetings, conferences, and list goes on and on. And for weekends? It's time to take the load off! Let us take the load off this Friday and party the 7 for All Mankind way!
 I say, who's in for a night of  pure unadulterated clubbing experience? 
Will I see you guys there? 
If you wish to get passes, 
(1) Repost the poster (the one above) on your blog/facebook
(2) Follow me on twitter @jessnothinless 
(3) Email me at jessica.viray@yahoo.com
a. your full name
b. twitter name
c. link of the poster repost
XX, 
Jess
P.S. I'm giving out five passes to the first five people to email me! Hurry Hurry!
Disclaimer: All photos in this post are not my own. 

Episode 2: The Birthday Party

Thursday, March 1, 2012

What better way to spend your birthday other than wearing 7 for All Mankind Jeans? 
I bet none. 

7 For All Mankind Unveils Episode Two from its series of an Untitled Film by James Franco

LOS ANGELES, CA (February 22, 2012) 7 For All Mankind, the world’s premiere brand of denim-lifestyle products, unveils the second of a series of episodes directed and edited by James Franco. Episode 2, named ‘The Birthday Party,’ portrays the story of a riotous house party that takes place over a warm December weekend in Malibu. From the pool party to a barbeque to splashing around in the ocean, ‘The Birthday Party’ takes us on a visual journey of that wild and carefree weekend.

The full narrative, featuring a cast of characters including Henry Hopper and Amber Anderson, will continue to unfold in additional episodes of the project. 7 For All Mankind will continue to release new episodes each week on their YouTube channel (youtube.com/7forallmankindjeans), which will culminate with a full-length feature film.

Born from an art film imagined and created by James Franco in collaboration with the brand’s creative agency, LIPMAN, the unorthodox campaign is an innovative multimedia experience that embodies the brand’s California roots and ‘forever cool’ aesthetic.  The campaign debuted with a short teaser video, which was shot from behind the point of view of James Franco. 

Shadowing a cast of actors, artists, models and musicians that embody the Los Angeles way of life, the campaign evokes the causal California lifestyle interspersed with fashion and sexuality, the resulting imagery and film communicates the brands’ values with a realism that is entirely unique.

While Franco is known for his exceptional work in the arts, this was his first time shooting an advertising campaign. “Working with 7 For All Mankind was an amazing experience.  I was able to work in ways that were similar to what I do in the film world but in this case we had a tremendous amount of freedom.  We were liberated from the conventional film apparatus and were able to create something both classic and new," said James Franco.  

XX, 
Jess

"About two hundred quid a pop, aren't they"

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Seven For All Mankind -- Set of words I first met while reading the book, "Remember Me" by Sophie Kinsella. If you haven't read the book yet, well, It's about a woman who wakes up in a hospital finding out that her life magically becomes perfect - handsome husband, awesome job,  Mercedes convertible, Louis Vuitton bag, and most coveted jeans (say it with me) -- Seven For All Mankind. 

Little did I know that brand would eventually put up a store here in the Philippines. I believe it's all about target marketing and finding that perfect niche. Okay, enough with business talk. Haha. 

Le'ts all support  7 for all Mankind's Spring 2012 Marketing Campaign! 
Directed and Photographed by Award-Winning Actor, James Franco



LOS ANGELES, CA (February 8, 2012) 7 For All Mankindthe world’s premiere brand of denim-lifestyle products, unveils a groundbreaking new Spring 2012 marketing campaign. Born from an art film imagined and created by James Franco in collaboration with the brand’s creative agency, LIPMAN, the unorthodox campaign is an innovative multimedia experience that embodies the brand’s California roots and ‘forever cool’ aesthetic.  The campaign debuts with a short teaser video, which was shot from behind the point of view of James Franco.  The campaign will feature a number of cutting-edge print and digital assets and will culminate with a full-length feature film to be released in May.

The new campaign brings the brand to life through the eyes of Franco resulting in a stimulating visual journey.  “This marks an important evolution for 7 For All Mankind. The campaign is the perfect platform for us to tell our brand story of a modern, elevated California lifestyle," said Barry Miguel, President of 7 For All Mankind. “It takes the brand to a new level and communicates both our image and product in a new and compelling way.”

Shadowing a cast of actors, artists, models and musicians that embody the Los Angeles way of life, including Lily Donaldson, Henry Hopper and Amber Anderson, the campaign depicts the story of a hedonistic house party that takes place over a warm December weekend in Malibu.  Evoking the causal California lifestyle interspersed with fashion and sexuality, the resulting imagery and film communicates the brands’ values with a realism that is entirely unique.

 While Franco is known for his exceptional work in the arts, this was his first time shooting an advertising campaign. “Working with 7 For All Mankind was an amazing experience.  I was able to work in ways that were similar to what I do in the film world but in this case we had a tremendous amount of freedom.  We were liberated from the conventional film apparatus and were able to create something both classic and new," said James Franco.  “The campaign was born out of a desire to do something that has never been done before,” said David Lipman, Founder and CCO of LIPMAN. “With James helming the camera, you connect so strongly to the narrative and yearn to be a part of it.”

That's what you get for two hundred quid -- jeans that aren't just jeans but jeans that embody artistic perfection

XX, 
Jess