RESTLESS — Wear Action | Activewear Campaign

RESTLESS women's activewear campaign with medicine ball, photographed by Pravin Talan

RESTLESS activewear campaign, 2015. Photography: Pravin Talan.

 

Fitness and lifestyle photography with exercise ball for RESTLESS activewear by Pravin Talan
RESTLESS activewear campaign, 2015. Photography: Pravin Talan.

RESTLESS — Wear Action.

Activewear photography needs to do more than show the garment. It needs to suggest movement, flexibility, strength and the lifestyle around it.

For this RESTLESS campaign, I kept the visual language clean and contemporary, allowing the silhouettes and colours of the collection to stand out. Exercise balls, weights and simple fitness movements became part of the composition, while the large windows and predominantly white environment gave the campaign its bright, energetic feel.

I have always enjoyed creating fashion and lifestyle images where the product remains important without the photograph becoming simply a catalogue image. The idea is to create an aspiration around the product — something that advertising photography, at its best, has always tried to do.

Women's fitness wear campaign for RESTLESS activewear, photographed by Pravin Talan
RESTLESS activewear campaign, 2015. Photography: Pravin Talan.


RESTLESS women's sportswear advertising image with exercise ball, photography by Pravin Talan
RESTLESS activewear campaign, 2015. Photography: Pravin Talan.
The campaign also featured actress and model Rashmi Nigam, and we created a series of images that moved between fitness, fashion and portraiture while retaining the strong, athletic character of the brand.

Rashmi Nigam photographed by Pravin Talan for the RESTLESS Wear Action fitness and activewear campaign
Rashmi Nigam — RESTLESS Wear Action Campaign

Actress Rashmi Nigam photographed by Pravin Talan for the RESTLESS Wear Action advertising campaign
Rashmi Nigam for RESTLESS Wear Action. Photography: Pravin Talan.

 

Photography: Pravin Talan

Campaign photographed in 2015

 

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