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yes! guys!
I found 2 more pics of Shalom and Stephanie Seymour on the IMG site, it says they're fall 2008 ads.
HQ's of some of the girls!
*Scanned by me from Elle September 2008
Love, love these, especially the first one!
Gap has tapped a diverse group of actors and style makers to launch its fall collection, the first full collection designed by Gap head designer Patrick Robinson. The campaign, launching this week, features Liv Tyler, Ginnifer Goodwin, Hugh Dancy, Edgar Ramirez, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Melvil Poupaud, Clemence Poesy, Nate Parker, Joe Anderson, Georgina Chapman, Julia Restoin Roitfeld, Scott Schuman, Leigh Lezark, Sean Avery, David Benioff, Max Lugavere & Jason Silva, Cecilia Dean and Ryan McGinley. Comprised of black and white images shot by acclaimed fashion photographer Mikael Jansson, the campaign features iconic pieces from Gap’s fall collection worn in unique ways by each individual. Liv Tyler relaxes in the boyfriend cardigan, Scott Schuman (photographer and blogger for The Sartorialist) accessorizes the oxford shirt, and actor Clemence Poesy tops off the new low rise bell jean with a tailored wool blazer.
“What we love about this campaign is that it speaks very directly to the ideas of self-expression and individuality,” said Ivy Ross, executive vice president of Gap Marketing. “’Create Your Own Gap’ is about creating your own look through mixing and matching pieces that best represent you. It’s about conveying who you are and what you stand for through what you wear.”
To further bring the idea of creating your own individual style to life, the campaign features taglines built around the theme of “your own.” Each individual in the campaign provided a handwritten response to various fill-in-the-blank taglines, offering even more of a glimpse into their personality and capturing the emotion of each image. Photographer Ryan McGinley wrote “Invent Your Own Images,” Misshapes DJ Leigh Lezark wrote “Create Your Own Sound,” and Max Lugavere and Jason Silva, producers and hosts of Current TV, remind us to “See Your Own ¬Ability to Change the World!”