MODUS VIVENDI presents Holographic Line and the “Not Your Ordinary Family Portrait” Campaign
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MODUS VIVENDI‘s latest Fall/Winter 2024-25 collection, featuring the Holographic Line and the “Not Your Ordinary Family Portrait” campaign, is all about standing out from the crowd.
The Holographic Line features sleek black pieces with cool holographic details. From jackets to underwear, this collection is designed to turn heads and empower you to express yourself.
The heart of the campaign is a simple story about acceptance and individuality. A son, fearless in his holographic style, stands alongside his supportive parents. Luxe black outerwear with shimmering details and statement-making underwear combines comfort with confidence. These are meant to be pieces that empower you to own your individuality and share your inner light with the world.
Check out the campaign images below:
The FW 24/25 Collection is available now at www.e-modusvivendi.com
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