Stefano Azario

Claudia BRUNO c/o SARAH LAIRD was the Creative Director responsible for the 711 Skinny LEVI’S campaign. All outfits with the tight straight legs were put together by Kelly Hill, the result was photographed by Peggy Sirota. We say: Get it all at levi.com.

The Spring/Summer 2017 UNIQLO campaign on GoSee – with artwork by Stefano AZARIO & Makerie Studios, both c/o SARAH LAIRD & Good Company.

Ruven AFANADOR c/o SARAH LAIRD & Good Company photographed American actor Billy Crudup…

Fashion photographer Kalle Gustafsson traveled to Spain where he staged the new collection from British clothing giant HACKETT.

‘The Eccentrics’ is the result of a collaboration between luxury American boutique Forty Five Ten in Dallas and star photographer Ruven Afanador and presents the distinctiveness of 10 creative personalities. They all stand for a very unique style and an individual vision. Ruven’s in-depth, glamorous and now already iconographic portraits of Iris…

A holiday trip is always fun... Kids photographer Stefano AZARIO realized the Spring/Summer 2017 campaign for ESPRIT on the beach. We have the motifs for you here on GoSee, and you can find out more about Stefano directly via SARAH LAIRD.

Fashion photographer Kalle GUSTAFSSON shot an editorial for the September issue of ELLE Malaysia in the Stockholm Archipelago islands. The special colors and accentuated light give the editorial a timeless atmosphere. Want to see more from the fashion photographer and director? Meet SARAH LAIRD & GOOD COMPANY in person at UPDATE16 in Berlin.

Britpop and R&B singer Zayn gained fame in the boygroup 'One Direction' and is successful as a solo artist worldwide. Anders OVERGAARD…

With the claim “Clothes for Humans”, BENETTON puts a stronger focus on people and their feelings. To do so, the fashion company launched a global advertising campaign, featuring adults and children in everyday situations. The new brand identity was developed by Amsterdam-based agency 180, and the motifs were photographed by Stefano AZARIO.

American painter Chuck Close was portrayed by Christopher ANDERSON for a story in NEW YORK TIMES magazine.

Artist Chuck Close suffers from a deficit called prosopagnosia (face blindness). The deficit makes him unable to recognize familiar people by seeing their face. This, however, did not keep the painter from becoming famous with larger-than-life portrait heads which he painted using photos with facial grids. Close' paintings are not a direct depiction of natural reality…