Bottega Veneta: Anna Cleveland & Freddy Drabble Front The Luxury Brand’s Fall Campaign

Italian luxury goods house Bottega Veneta tapped models Anna Cleveland and Freddy Drabble for its Fall 2015 Ad Campaign. German artist and photographer Juergen Teller shot the campaign.

This is the first time that Bottega Veneta worked with Teller. The photographer shot the images in the home-turned-museum of late Italian architect and designer Carlo Mollino. Located in Turin, Italy. The two-story villa was built in the 18th century on the shore of Po River.

Tomas Maier (Bottega Veneta‘s creative director) praised Teller‘s ability to “capture a distinctive and sophisticated angle,” adding, “He managed to enhance the upbeat and graphic nature of the collection, interpreting the overall mood to powerful effect with his signature playfulness and lighting.”

WWD reports, “Teller’s pictures will be featured in the “Bottega Veneta: Art of Collaboration” book published by Rizzoli, which will be released in October. The book will collect all the brand’s advertising campaigns, dating back to 2002, shot by a range of international photographers and artists, including Ryan McGinley, David Sims, Pieter Hugo, David Armstrong, Ralph Gibson, Peter Lindbergh, Alex Prager, Robert Longo, Nan Goldin, Steven Meisel, Larry Sultan, Sam Taylor-Wood, Annie Leibovitz, Tina Barney, Lord Snowdon, Stephen Shore and Philip-Lorca diCorcia.”

Photos Credit: Juergen Teller

Source: WWD