Days are brighter. Nights are beyond cool. And summer style is perfectly polished — from lunch hour to happy hour. Linen rules, patio dresses play in fresh color and pattern for women and blazers work (and play) for men.
Click read more below to see our entire Summer Hours campaign with models Coco Rocha and David Gandy, photographed by Carter Smith.
Summer is on the horizon and with our new collection about to launch we thought it was a great time to share some behind-the-scenes shots of our new campaign. Take a sneak peek at some of our hot new looks with models Coco Rocha and David Gandy, on set with photographer Carter Smith.
Earlier this week, we shared our favorite images from the new Banana Republic Mad Men® campaign — now take a look behind the scenes with models David Gandy and Shalom Harlow, on set with photographer Tom Munro, to see how we went about capturing this stylish collection on film.
1. Shalom and David with photographer Tom Munro. 2. Shalom primped to perfection with master hair stylistDidier Malige. 3. Choosing the perfect picture. 4. Mad about accessories. 5. David, playing it cool for the camera. 6. Shalom, pretty in pink. 7. Styling it up. 8. That’s a wrap.
The limited edition Mad Men® collection is in stores now.
Introducing our mad new collection. Designed exclusively by Banana Republic in collaboration with Mad Men® costume designer Janie Bryant. Inspired by the feminine silhouettes of 1960s style, reinterpreted for today — and refreshed for the season.
Click read more below to see photos from the entire campaign with models David Gandy and Shalom Harlow. Photographed by Tom Munro. The 40-piece country club-inspired collection launches March 1.
Our new spring collection? Workwear-inspired, office not required. With smart tailoring and fresh colors, this is versatile style that always works — meetings to martinis, overtime to time off. Finally, a wardrobe that answers the call of duty — then goes beyond.
Click read more below to see the entire campaign with models Shalom Harlow and David Gandy, photographed by Carter Smith.
