Porsche has just answered the prayers of all stick shift and intake manifold fans – there is a new PORSCHE 911 R on the market with a stick and without a turbo engine. With a Porsche logo adorning the side and two parallel red stripes down the middle of the vehicle, the chassis is reminsiscent of the legendary Porsche Carrera model from the year 1967. Uwe BREITKOPF c/o ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS staged the purist sports car in impressive motifs. Post production was handled by GoSee member NPIXO GMBH for Kemper communications GmbH.
For HUMANIC shoes, Wolfgang ZAC c/o ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS photographed the springtime topic and keeps us on track with the trendy retro style and metallic glitteriing footwear. Models: Olga Pashevskaya c/o Seeds Models Berlin and Joris Engel c/o Spin Model Management Hamburg. The styling was handled by Max Märzinger. Production: Julia Hofer. Project manager: Lea Ravnjak.
For PEPE JEANS UNDERWEAR, ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS photographer Peter ZOWNIR shot fresh rockin’ motifs with model Maria c/o Elite Models and male model Charlie c/o Established Models.
Hanspeter SCHNEIDER c/o ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS photographed the fashion editorial 'Rock 'N' Rome' in legendary locations such as the Bulgari Boutique, Caffee Greco, Hotel Inghilterra, Piazza di Spagna, and Via Condotti in Rome for Swiss ENCORE! magazine!
A campaign themed upon natural and healthy aging was realized for HEALTHY AGING FORUM Suisse by Hanspeter SCHNEIDER c/o ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS in Paris, for which best-age models Sylvia Gobbel, former muse of Helmut Newton, Claudia Huidobro, muse of Jean-Paul Gaultier, as well as Axelle Doué, Mariebelle Seminel, Philippe and Frank were in front of his camera, all in a very cheerful mood.
The ladies and gentlemen were styled by Veronique Droulez and Jean-Luc Favre with hairstyling was done by Norbert Cheminel. The executive agency was Next AG for communication with CD Max Winiger, and ADs were Yeliz Salman, Adrian Hablützel; GoSee member Stephanie WENCEK POSTDESIGN was responsible for post production.
