7 For All Mankind Debuts New Fall/Winter 2021 Campaign Featuring A New Generation of Creators.

 By Laura Medina

7 For All Mankind’s newest Fall/Holiday 2021 campaign featuring a new cast of fresh faces which include Jordan Daniels, Lua Beaulieu, Aheem Sosa, Lucas Bin, Lexie Smith, Laurel Taylor and Jacob Bixenman. 

Fall/Winter 2021 collection offers new denim and fresh new design offerings for women and men that includes:

• New from Sustainable For All Mankind and making strides in the brand’s carbon footprint by launching Traceability Powered by FibreTrace®, a capsule collection incorporating carbon positive raw materials and sustainable manufacturing practices that are traced and verified through the supply chain from farm to shelf with the power of FibreTrace®. 
• New denim fits which include The Jo, a new wide- leg jean, Tall boot and cool girl Straight styles.
• Super Soft denim with head to toe luxe comfort.
• Original denim silhouettes, including The Seamed Jean, The Darted Jean and Belted Jo.
• Reinvented Coated and denim detailing.
• On-trend ready-to-wear to compliment the denim for ultimate everyday luxury. 
• New Men’s Tech program and new fashion playing with repurpose, moleskin and cashmere denim.
• New updates to our men’s franchises: Airweft, Luxe Sport & Luxe Performance.

The campaign launches globally today. The collection will be sold online at www.7forallmankind.com, 7 For All Mankind store locations and exclusive retail partners. 

7 For All Mankind—a division of Delta Galil Industries and the inventors of premium denim—launches its Fall/Winter 2021 campaign, spotlighting a bright young cast of artists, musicians, and creatives to represent the newest collection, as well as cultivate a poetic view into a new idealism of the everyday.

 

7 For All Mankind’s range of products create the perfect canvas for self-expression, weaving a beautiful tapestry of mankind. On one end of the spectrum, the brand showcases Lua Beaulieu who manifests inspiration through her paintings, while on the other, musician Lucas Bin shines in his element. Shot at the Philip Johnson Glass House by photographer Daniel Shea, the campaign is a golden-gazed portrait of days and in-between moments.  

“With everything happening in the world, it is important to us that we celebrate mankind and the inclusivity and originality that goes with it,” said Francesca Toninato, CEO of 7 For All Mankind. “Our goal is to build a culture and community that embraces creativity and individuality and have our denim play as a canvas to one’s distinct style.”