It’s like your eye knew what it wanted before you did. The shots you take once everything’s wrapped, when you’re just playing without thinking, sometimes end up being the most quietly creative.
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Gypsy Water on the chess board. Just liked how the cap matched the pieces. @officialbyredo
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Luxury fashion has found a status symbol and it’s not a handbag, it’s a tomato.
I know I’m a year late to the party but I’m still fascinated by Loewe, for example, who have made headlines by featuring glossy, sun-drenched heirloom tomatoes front and centre in their campaigns, styled with the same reverence as their sculptural handbags. In one beautiful ad, a single tomato rests on a silk tablecloth, lit like a 17th century still life painting, while another campaign pairs models with baskets of produce as accessories. In today’s world, where access to good food is increasingly scarce, something as simple as a tomato can signal wealth, taste, and exclusivity.
Brands like Loewe, Jacquemus, and Gucci are tapping into this cultural moment by transforming everyday groceries into aesthetic symbols of a curated, leisurely life. It’s a strategic move where romanticizing food sells more than fashion, they sell aspiration. For working-class consumers navigating inflation and food insecurity, these images dangle a vision of comfort and ease that feels both nostalgic and just out of reach. It’s luxury redefined through scarcity, where a tomato becomes not just something to eat, but something to want.
Photo @marirussellcreative
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