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‘Work From Home’ Menswear Collection Is All Business… From The Waist Up

By Thanussha Priyah, 23 Oct 2020

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Image via Henri Vézina

The coronavirus pandemic has popularized working from home, and more people have been communicating with each other through video calls. With a limited scope from the webcam’s lens, many might opt to look presentable only from the waist up. You are at home, after all.

With this idea in mind, Canadian clothing brand Henri Vézina has launched an ad campaign for its ‘Work From Home’ collection in partnership with creative agency Dentsu.

The models in the ads are seen suited up and dressed formally on the upper half of their bodies, while the rest of their bodies are left for anything comfortable like undergarments, socks, and slippers.

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The black-and-white posters reveal the contrasting outfits many might be used to wearing while working from home. View the adverts below.


Image via Henri Vézina


Image via Henri Vézina



[via Bored Panda, cover image via Henri Vézina]
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