Kenneth Cole collaborated with director Sean Ellis on his new Fall/Winter 2011.12 ad campaign. Tackling issues such as gay marriage, war, abortion and gun control, the 'Where Do You Stand' campaign features models Angela Lindvall and Casey Taylor.
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Photographers Susanne Stemmer and Markus Morianz collaborated on the visual campaign for Life Ball 2011. Set to take place in Vienna on May 21, the theme this year is Spread The Wings of Tolerance. The events will include a special fashion show by Dsquared².
Photographer Jörg Klaus lensed this image for the latest issue of ESPN magazine as an illustration for "Recruitment Confidential." The article addresses the unspoken "don't ask, don't tell" policy in women’s basketball recruitment programs.
German animal rights organization Deutscher Tierschutzbund e.V. enlisted photographer Tim Thiel for a visually striking campaign that communicates the tagline, 'Tiere leiden wie wir' (Animals suffer as we do). The themes include piglet castration, horse branding, monkey brain testing, and mink skinning.
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Love Yourself First campaign by Self Chec with photography by Guido Vitti
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Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine wears nothing but the strategically placed hands of his model girlfriend Anne Vyalitsyna in the February 2011 issue of Cosmopolitan UK. Captured by Ben Riggott, the images support the Everyman campaign in raising awareness of prostate and testicular cancer.
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Artists and celebrities including Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, Daphne Guinness, Janelle Monáe, David LaChapelle, Elijah Wood, Kim Kardashian, Justin Timberlake, The Buried Life, Jay Sean, Swiss Beatz and Serena Williams are giving away their life to raise awareness about AIDS. Their digital social life, that is.
In commemoration of World AIDS Day 2010, which is today, these artists will die online. No Facebook, no twitter, no new music or photos. The death will go on until $1 Million has been donated to the AIDS charity Keep a Child Alive. Go to Buy Life to donate for this very worthy cause and bring your favorite artist back to digital life.
Madonna addresses the very important issue of teenage anti-gay bullying and suicide in an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Here is a video of the unedited interview (12:30 minutes) which aired on 9, November, 2010.
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Ford Models show their support for the It Gets Better Project and speak against teenage bullying with a series of videos by their models, artists and staff. Bravo, Ford.
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