Jacquemus S/S 2024 : Imaan Hammam by Theo de Gueltzl

[vogue28]

 

[Ninocka98]

She is the only model today who belongs to late 80s/early 90s era

 

[Toni Ahlgren]

She is the only model today who belongs to late 80s/early 90s era

Is that a good or a bad thing?

 

[XxHigh_FashionxX]

Exceptional work from the Icon, Imaan Hammam. A modern day Supermodel, truly, a blessing to fashion. Perfect casting, one must be a true natural beauty to pull off this washed face look.

A lovely campaign season for Imaan: Fendi, Bottega Veneta, Jaquemus, Donna Karan, VS, and Estee Lauder. Still a Meisel girl since her debut, a rare feat.

Only the most elite of models can be at the pinnacle of fashion and commercial modeling.

 

[GivenchyHomme]

Exceptional work from the Icon, Imaan Hammam. A modern day Supermodel, truly, a blessing to fashion. Perfect casting, one must be a true natural beauty to pull off this washed face look.

A lovely campaign season for Imaan: Fendi, Bottega Veneta, Jaquemus, Donna Karan, VS, and Estee Lauder. Still a Meisel girl since her debut, a rare feat.

Only the most elite of models can be at the pinnacle of fashion and commercial modeling.

I noticed her before annything else. Once I took my eyes off of her I really began to notice how terrible the products are. They were bad enough on the runway, but they look even worse in print. The shapes are so frumpy and unflattering. As for the shoes, He was trying to go for a Loewe moment. Instead, he ended up producing the forever 21 version.

 

[passionfourfashion]

>what happens when you discover architectural digest and geometric shapes for the first time

 

[passionfourfashion]

Also, while I will say imaan hammam may be an impactful model and whatnot, Jacquemus should have cast a leaner more angular model to showcase that ‘sacred geometry’ hard sharp edges/lines concept.

 

[penny609]

Can't deny I love it. Especially the shot in front of "la Pharmacie"!

 

[ivano]

Not into his brand, find it quite mediatic, but looks amazing this campaign. It's so true that Imaan's portfolio is almost flawless.She can't fail.

 

[Ninocka98]

Is that a good or a bad thing?

For me its a good thing, because I love that era..She has that quality which had girls from that era, very mature, seductive and sexy

 

[Faith Akiyama]

Simple yet so effective. Love!

 

[ivano]

I always thought that about Grace Elizabeth. A mix of Stephanie, Cindy and Karen. Imaan reminds me off to Yasmeen. Both are perfect for brands like Versace.

 

[vogue28]

Imaan Hammam is just the absolute BOMB! One of the best in the business. There's no expression on her face throughout this campaign but her mere presence and ability to pose is second to none (unlike some the industry likes to inflict upon us *cough*Kendull*cough*). In all honesty, there's not one single campaign image I dislike here...

 

[Toni Ahlgren]

Imaan Hammam is just the absolute BOMB! One of the best in the business. There's no expression on her face throughout this campaign but her mere presence and ability to pose is second to none (unlike some the industry likes to inflict upon us *cough*Kendull*cough*). In all honesty, there's not one single campaign image I dislike here...

That's a bit unfair. There are subtle changes with the expressions, like that little smize with the bags or the slightly parted lips with the shoes.

 

[lhhbl]

Imaan

Ugly clothes but at least beautiful campaign!

 

[yslforever]

Is that a good or a bad thing?

A good thing, this Jean-Paul Goude vibe is so refreshing in 2024.

 

[Urban Stylin]

Shes killing it!

 

[tourbillions]

when the model is modelling hard. wheres le bad bunny?

 

[philophile]

Is that a good or a bad thing?

It's the absolute best possible thing!

 

[woemwoem]

Also, while I will say imaan hammam may be an impactful model and whatnot, Jacquemus should have cast a leaner more angular model to showcase that ‘sacred geometry’ hard sharp edges/lines concept.

I agree. I don't think she's the right model for the concept of this campaign. Adut would've been a better choice or Mila van Eaten.