Mark Nason grey chukka
Grey suede. Neon yellow sole. It’s a quiet shoe with one loud detail, so every decision I made protected that detail.
Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre: Seated.
Feet forward on the steps, one shoe angled to show the profile, one to show the top. A relaxed pose that gives shoppers both views at once.
Feet forward on the steps, one shoe angled to show the profile, one to show the top. A relaxed pose that gives shoppers both views at once.
Eiffel Tower: Mid-stride.
Walking toward the lens, back foot lifted, sole fully exposed. Movement sells shoes. Standing still doesn’t.
Walking toward the lens, back foot lifted, sole fully exposed. Movement sells shoes. Standing still doesn’t.
Louvre: Leg kick.
The most deliberate pose of the set. Trousers cuffed, leg raised, sole to camera. It’s a fashion editorial move that doubles as a product shot.
The most deliberate pose of the set. Trousers cuffed, leg raised, sole to camera. It’s a fashion editorial move that doubles as a product shot.
Round Two
The client asked for a Tumi leather duffel. I didn’t start over. Same model, same wardrobe, same locations. Just added the black leather duffel. Over the shoulder on the walk. Resting beside him on the steps. In hand at the Louvre pyramid. The shoes stay in frame, so one shoot sells two products. Easy peasy.
Why it Works
A consistent model builds a consistent brand. Shoppers see one person, one style, one world. Swap the product, keep the story.
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