Giorgio Armani Taps Upcoming Talent for ‘Frames of Life’ Eyewear Ads

Giorgio Armani Taps Upcoming Talent for 'Frames of Life' Eyewear Ads Alessandra Turra Giorgio Armani unveiled today his latest Frames of Life 2017 eyewear campaign. Chris Sebastian Joys, a talent from the Sydney Film School, who emerged during the second edition of the Films of City Frames — the company's project developed in collaboration with Rai Cinema and aimed at supporting and promoting emerging film directors — shot the campaign's video and black-and-white images. The short movie, filmed in Vienna, tells the story of Emma and Tristan, who accidentally start a conversation after the woman mistakenly send a voice message to the man. Despite their different personalities — Tristan is a workaholic who doesn't want to waste time, while Emma is a reflective, emotional person — they develop a strong relationship, without ever meeting. The Frames of Life eyewear pieces — which feature an elegant, vintage-inspired look — take center stage, as the filters through the two characters perceive the reality surrounding them. To coincide with the launch of the campaign, Frames of Life's web site will be updated with contents featuring the same mood of the video and the campaign. Visitors will be also able to share their point of view on the themes explored by the video. In addition, the Giorgio Armani company will invite people to interact with Follow WWD on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook. Read More... Fashion 3