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Sunday, March 17, 2013

Bette Franke, Daniel Jackson and Alistair McKimm Continue to Be a Great Combination for J. Mendel (Forum Buzz)

J. Mendel Spring 2013 ad campaign - Bette Franke photographed by Daniel Jackson and styled by Alistair McKimm

J. Mendel must love the creative trio of model Bette Franke, photographer Daniel Jackson, and stylist Alistair McKimm, because for the second consecutive season they’ve used them for their ad campaign. After seeing Spring 2013 images, it’s easy to see why J. Mendel thought this trio was worth the repeat.

“Plain studio backdrop, Daniel Jackson and Bette again – but I can't even hate because this is stunning enough to catch my attention if I was flipping through a magazine,” HeatherAnne posted. “It has an editorial quality to it, and highlights the clothes beautifully/better than most ads do these days.”

J. Mendel Spring 2013 ad campaign - Bette Franke photographed by Daniel Jackson and styled by Alistair McKimm

“Gorgeous! Love the dark lip,” Elfinkova commented.

As far as I’m concerned, Bette should do her makeup like that every day for the rest of her life because she looks AMAZING. Seriously, well played, J. Mendel. These ads make me want things I have no need for.

Images: wwd.com

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Friday, March 15, 2013

Wish Key Players

This year, Wish is celebrating Black History Month with the launch of our Wish Key Players capsule. This capsule will consist of five tees, featuring some of the Civil Rights Movement's most influental figures, with their last names and numbers printed on the back.

We labeled this capsule "Key Players" to pay homage to the roles that each person played in brining us the freedom that we are able to experience today. Going deeper, the numbers on the back of each tee are meant to represent an important year in American history such as '63, the year of the March on Washington and Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech, or '68, the year of the historic 1968 Summer Olympic Games. Each day next week, we will focus on a different Key Player, releasing their tee and sharing some of their greatest moments that made them "key" in the Civil Rights movement. So stay on the lookout for #WishKeyPlayers on Twitter to follow along and participate in our Wish Key Players Week.