Photographer and director STEPHANIE PISTEL, Gold winner at GoSeeAWARDS15 in the category Skin/Beauty (GoSee reported), presents her high-end fashion film titled 'Antithesis' for SUPERIOR magazine. The 2 1/2-minute film is inspired by the emotional struggle in us all when encountering the various and sometimes dark aspects of our personality and trying to overcome them. It shows the battle between introversion vs. extroversion, love vs. hate, and timid vs. daring.
The subject was embodied by model Aimee draped in opulent styles by Pedro Dias. Her hair was done by Mark van Westerop with make-up by Angelique Stapelbroek. Post production was in the hands of Saskia/Magic Group Media. Credit also goes to: Brian Krijgsman (grading), Kim Hinrichs (editing), Bram van Woudenberg, Kamera Job Kraaijenveld (lighting).
New York-based menswear label NICK GRAHAM commissioned STEPHANIE PISTEL to realize the 'Nice Bruise, Bruce' & 'The Weird Beard' campaign. Styling was done personally by the company with grooming by Sabrina Rowe. Production: Colin Talbot.
About - Nick Graham As founder and Chief Underpants Officer of the ubiquitous JOE BOXER brand, Nick Graham changed the face of fashion when he turned his underwear company into one of America's most popular lifestyle brands. A well known innovator in the fashion industry, Graham has won numerous awards for his achievements. "At Nick Graham, we believe that Modern Menswear is a mix of two parts tradition, two parts attitude and one part pure fun. Its what we call "Post-Prep. By combining classic British menswear with American post-prep styling, we’re out to create a new dynamic – one that is both recognizable and refreshing. Whether it’s our 100% silk neckwear with contrasting tails; or our 100% crisp cotton shirtings that look equally great in the office and after work; our collections are designed to take Menswear just a little further stylistically than where it's been," explains the brand. nickgraham.com
With the slogan 'Indigo Twister', Stephanie shot a denim editorial for HUF magazine. In front of the camera she had model Lara, who was staged by stylist Anat Dytchwald and visagist Esther van Manen. Post production: Stephan Lesger.
