Dunhill turns to English eccentricity for its Autumn 2023 campaign
LONDON — For Dunhill, objects from the past guide the present moment.
In the British brand's Autumn 2023 campaign, a Jaguar E-Type, a wooden chair with a leather seat, silver cutlery and a pair of cufflinks are juxtaposed with Dunhill's sartorial offerings including a velvet double-breasted blazer, tan orange wool coat and pinstripe shirt, brown bomber jacket, leather bags and a stunning red knit sweater.
The crisp images take a close look at Dunhill's English eccentricity and sophistication.
Dunhill Fall 2023, Courtesy of Dunhill'Fall 2023 campaign celebrates house hallmarks: innovation, English style and British excellence," said CEO Laurent Malecaze.
Related Articles“Once again we see a collection of pieces that together create a wardrobe refined for all occasions and elevated. luxury leather goods and objects for the Dunhill man of today,” he added.
Even though changes are coming to the 130-year-old brand, the focus remains on the British character.< /p>
In April, WWD announced that Dunhill had cast Simon Holloway as its new creative director.
He was previously creative director of James Purdey & Sons which, like Dunhill, is part of the Financial Company Richemont stable.
LONDON — For Dunhill, objects from the past guide the present moment.
In the British brand's Autumn 2023 campaign, a Jaguar E-Type, a wooden chair with a leather seat, silver cutlery and a pair of cufflinks are juxtaposed with Dunhill's sartorial offerings including a velvet double-breasted blazer, tan orange wool coat and pinstripe shirt, brown bomber jacket, leather bags and a stunning red knit sweater.
The crisp images take a close look at Dunhill's English eccentricity and sophistication.
Dunhill Fall 2023, Courtesy of Dunhill'Fall 2023 campaign celebrates house hallmarks: innovation, English style and British excellence," said CEO Laurent Malecaze.
Related Articles“Once again we see a collection of pieces that together create a wardrobe refined for all occasions and elevated. luxury leather goods and objects for the Dunhill man of today,” he added.
Even though changes are coming to the 130-year-old brand, the focus remains on the British character.< /p>
In April, WWD announced that Dunhill had cast Simon Holloway as its new creative director.
He was previously creative director of James Purdey & Sons which, like Dunhill, is part of the Financial Company Richemont stable.
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