Overview
- Mugler released the campaign this week and made the Aurora and Lua available at select stores including Dover Street Market and on mugler.com with Italian manufacture and published prices.
- The campaign, shot by Chris Lensz, features French bodybuilder Tatiana Horslaville posing nude in black-and-white photos that the house said reference classical portraiture and late-19th-century sculpture studies.
- The Aurora was named by creative director Miguel Castro Freitas for his mother and reworks a 2002 Mugler silhouette, while the crescent-shaped Lua is offered in standard and larger 'Lua City' sizes.
- Both bags are produced in Italy and offered in black, taupe and python-embossed or python-effect leathers that align with Mugler’s stated policy against real fur and exotic skins.
- Horslaville framed the collaboration as rooted in the discipline of bodybuilding and the campaign deepens Freitas’s deliberate turn to Mugler’s glamazon archive as he builds the brand’s leather-goods identity.