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SHOW is delighted to have collaborated with The Royal Exchange on its latest campaign, Love Is… Launched on Valentine’s Day, the six-week-long project celebrates a season of love in all its forms, from self-love and romance to the love of friends, family, work and hobbies.

The SHOW-devised campaign was introduced with the arrival of a giant artwork installation, designed by artist Justyna Stasik, which flanks the historic building’s main entrance. Entitled The Closer We Get, the creation is a contemporary vision of love, and makes up one of six artworks commissioned by SHOW for the project.

As part of the campaign, SHOW also created a special love trail map detailing the various masterclasses, offers and events available at The Royal Exchange, and an interview series entitled Londoners on Love, which looks at everyday Londoners’ ideas on love in modern times.

The season of love will conclude on Wednesday 25 March with an engaging exchange of ideas on modern love hosted by an exciting panel of love experts.

To find out more about the campaign or to book your place on the Modern Love panel discussion, click here.

SHOW is delighted to reveal the latest campaign from luxury British luggage brand Globe-Trotter. Shot and directed by SHOW, the spring/summer 2020 Chelsea Garden Collection takes inspiration from the British countryside and the works of English Romantic poets. The cases have two distinctive day and night aesthetics: a cream-coloured Ivory/Burgundy colourway and a Midnight Blue shade. Both cases have different floral linings to reflect their alternative aesthetics.

Responding to the floral theme of the collection, SHOW art directed a campaign photoshoot at London’s historic Chelsea Physic Garden. Shot by still-life and fashion photographer Oskar Gyllenswärd, the campaign captures a quintessentially British sense of style and the eternal allure of spring, from day to night.

 

 

On behalf of The Carnegie Club at Skibo Castle, SHOW is delighted to have edited, designed and published the 2020 edition of Skibo magazine. The seventh edition of the magazine celebrates the silver anniversary of the prestigious private members’ club with a dazzling typographic cover, which features a geometric pattern inspired by the historic castle’s parquet flooring.

From an interview with Skibo’s owner about the evolution and legacy of the Club – and the Highland estate it calls home – to a specially penned poem by poet-in-residence Roger McGough, this bumper anniversary edition features a broad range of content, curated to highlight the Club’s unique environment and ethos.

Club-focused stories are interspersed with lifestyle features including a sociocultural essay on the evolution of the necktie, accompanied by specially commissioned illustrations by Adam Nickel; a look at the relaunch of Land Rover’s iconic Defender range by Times Luxx motoring editor David Green, and a piece about the benefits of outdoor adventures by the record-breaking explorer George Bullard.

SHOW also art directed a glamorous, silver-themed fashion story for the issue. Shot by photographer Oskar Gyllenswärd on location at The Royal Opera House, the images showcase exquisite eveningwear and fine jewellery against the backdrop of the institution’s distinctive interiors.

Original photography commissioned by SHOW features throughout the magazine, bringing to life the breathtaking landscape, impressive architecture, recreational facilities and personalities that make The Carnegie Club at Skibo Castle such a special place.

SHOW is proud to have created a vibrant, giant Advent calendar installation, as part of The Royal Exchange’s Christmas in the City campaign. SHOW commissioned graphic artist Karan Singh to create the artwork for the 7m-tall Advent calendar, which is installed at the main entrance to the historic building and was unveiled on 1 December to launch the countdown to Christmas.

The Advent calendar features doors that open to reveal luxury prize gifts from The Royal Exchange’s boutiques, which people can enter to win by posting their details through a mailbox situated inside the building. Karan Singh’s bold and colourful artwork appears across the Christmas in the City campaign, which included a printed newspaper, a dedicated digital campaign page and a website homepage takeover. Digital GIFs of the Advent doors opening to reveal each day’s prize were also created to promote the competition on The Royal Exchange website and Instagram account.

SHOW is proud to have collaborated with family-owned independent jeweller and watch retailer David M Robinson, to create and produce Objects of Desire: The Watch and Jewellery Journal from DMR. The luxurious print publication showcases striking shoots of beautiful pieces from the brand’s exclusive jewellery collections along with key prestigious watches from respected horological houses.

Writers from the worlds of jewellery and horology describe the craftsmanship, innovation, attention to detail and romance of the sparkling pieces. David M Robinson is passionate about its exclusive jewellery designs and collections of the world’s finest timepieces. As DMR celebrates its 50th year, it is proud of the reputation it has earned as one of the UK’s foremost jewellery designers, with two De Beers Diamonds International Awards, and continues its dedication to great customer service, starting with the friendly welcome given by its experts in each of its four showrooms in the northwest and London.

The journal was distributed with The Sunday Times on 1 December and can be found in luxury hotels throughout London, Manchester and Liverpool, as well as in Heathrow airport lounges.

SHOW is proud to announce its latest collaboration with OMEGA on the watch brand’s most recent multi-platform digital campaign, Precision In Motion.

Created with 3D artist Andreas Wannerstedt, the project celebrates OMEGA’s dedication to beauty, chronometric performance and the art of precision in a series of mesmerising timepiece animations. To create the campaign, each of the featured watches were photographed and blended seamlessly into 3D animated environments. The watches were then reanimated to add to the sense of heightened reality.

The animated series marks the first campaign of its kind for OMEGA, and features several of the brands iconic Master Chronometer timepieces.

On behalf of The Royal Exchange, SHOW has created a vibrant newspaper to launch the luxury shopping and dining destination’s Christmas in the City campaign.

Featuring eye-catching artwork by illustrator Karan Singh – who has also created the artwork for a giant Advent calendar, which will be installed at the entrance to The Royal Exchange in time to countdown to Christmas from 1 December – the newspaper announces the festive activities, offers and events that will be taking place at The Royal Exchange throughout the festive season.

We also interview a selection of London personalities – from Downton Abbey star Joanne Froggatt, who will host this year’s tree-lighting event, to human rights lawyer Jacqueline Onalo and supermodel David Gandy – about what Christmas means to them, and highlight the exceptional array of gifts available from The Royal Exchange’s luxury boutiques.

The publication will be distributed with The Sunday Times across London this Sunday, 17 November, as well as handed out around the City of London and at Bank station.

SHOW is pleased to present the Autumn 2019 issue of the world’s most prestigious polo publication, Hurlingham Polo magazine.

Mailed directly to 10,000 polo players and supporters around the world, Hurlingham features reports of recent tournaments and interviews with the sport’s biggest names. In this issue, we round up the latest from the UK summer season both on and off the field.

In this issue, we round up the latest news, from Nic Fiddian-Green’s new book launch to Montenegro’s first-ever polo tournament. We also profile David Paradice – pictured on the cover of the magazine with Her Majesty the Queen after winning the Cartier Queen’s Cup for Scone Polo, having only started playing polo 10 years ago – as well as the talented young Castagnola brothers in our regular Ones to Watch slot.

In the Action section, the Castagnola brothers feature in the Gold Cup, the Coronation Cup and in Sotogrande match reports and we also cover the best of the action from the Cartier Queen’s Cup, Copa De Oro, Silver Cup and the Royal Winsor Cup as well as providing an overview of the ladies’ polo season in the UK.

As Nick Wiles prepares to take over as chair of the HPA later in the year, he explains his vision for shaping the future of the sport in Opinion, and in Features, Hurlingham editor Jemima Wilson looks at how the HPA 1875 clothing range has taken the high street by storm, aiming to provide an accessible entry point to the game for people from a diverse range of backgrounds.

Also in Features, polo player the Earl of Tyrone describes how he is continuing a whiskey tradition to prolong his family’s illustrious legacy at Curraghmore House, and Joshua Casper recounts how the historic International Cup Challenge of 1921 marked the dawn of a golden age of polo.

SHOW is proud to present its first collaboration with 49Winters on the campaign shoot for the AW19 collection of the brand’s game-changing, interactive three-tier outerwear for men and women.

49Winters’ signature coats feature three interchangeable and customisable components – an outer layer, inner down jacket and hood trim. This, together with a unique zip system, accommodates more than 3,000 different fashionable combinations designed for the ever-changing environments and demands of a metropolitan landscape as well as globe-trotting city dwellers. The shoot imagery combines the coats’ versatility and adaptable designs with industrial architectural elements to echo the stylish and practical characteristics of 49Winters’ outerwear.

The campaign, which was art directed and produced by SHOW, was shot on location at Baynard House in London, chosen for its atmospheric urban setting and the Brutalist architectural style. Photographer Mark Sanders, stylist Marian Nachmia, and models Dennis Okwera and Bianca Henry, collaborated with SHOW on the project to create strong and striking imagery.

This Sunday, 20th October, SHOW will publish its latest issue of the Beau newspaper, themed around design. It will be distributed with The Sunday Times to London and the southeast.

Beau is the briefing from Brummell magazine, ‘The little black book for the City’ that takes a sideways glance at City culture, from design, food, drink and motoring to travel, horology and style.

In this special issue, we explore elements of design within interiors, fashion, horology and engineering. We champion the ancient philosophy of Japanese design and discover the best of men’s style from smart tailoring to elegant footwear. We are also proud to present a taster of Brummell’s annual Inspirational Women listing, which this year celebrates City leaders.

Pick up a copy of The Sunday Times this weekend to find out more.