The new Tom Ford eyeswear campaign features a couple of familiar faces. One is model of the moment, Gigi Hadid, the other Patrick Schwarzenegger. That’s right, the hot male model, cozying up to Gigi in the photographs is Arnold Schwarzenegger’s son. These days its not enough to be born with the right name, apparently you have to be beautiful top, and have the photos to prove it.
The campaign stars Gigi rocking a pair of Tom Ford frames while Patrick looks longingly at her over her leopard fur covered shoulder. The following photograph is more of an ensemble deal with a band of models each decked out in their own version of sexy Tom Ford apparel. “The concept is individual style, which was the idea behind my first women’s show in N.Y.,” Ford told WWD of his vision. “The campaign is focused on the personal, individual style of different types of women.”
In the final picture, Gigi sports a pair of black, wide framed glasses. The type of woman she plays in this campaign? The kind about to take the fashion world by storm.
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