Levi’s Go Fourth Campaign | AJ Abualrub

The Fashionisto

/

Published February 4, 2010

/

Updated March 23, 2015

ajabualrubforlevis2Pin

AJ Abualrub slips into a pair of Levi’s for a serene shoot with Ryan McGinley. Taking to the sunny fields with a certain confidence, AJ embodies the heritage of Levi’s 501’s as self-reliant, hard-working, independent and optimistic.

ajabualrubforlevis1Pin


Recent Updates

Bright Vachirawit Shines in London for Burberry

Bright Vachirawit Shines in London for Burberry

Bright Vachirawit, the Burberry brand ambassador, steals the spotlight in the British fashion house’s newest campaign. The Thai actor and ...
Stray Kids’ Hyunjin Takes Milan in Versace Mercury Sneakers

Stray Kids’ Hyunjin Takes Milan in Versace Mercury Sneakers

The Versace Mercury sneaker takes center stage in Milan with a campaign featuring Hyunjin, Stray Kids’ magnetic star and Versace’s ...
Colin Farrell’s Luxe Moment in Dolce & Gabbana Sartoria

Colin Farrell’s Luxe Moment in Dolce & Gabbana Sartoria

Colin Farrell takes center stage once again as the face of Dolce & Gabbana Sartoria, exuding charisma in the fall-winter ...
Jeremy Allen White Nails Calvin Klein’s Effortless Aesthetic

Jeremy Allen White Nails Calvin Klein’s Effortless Aesthetic

Jeremy Allen White captures the essence of Calvin Klein Studio’s refined minimalism in his latest campaign, which marks his third ...
Tod’s x Xiao Zhan: The Fusion of Artistry & Italian Style

Tod’s x Xiao Zhan: The Fusion of Artistry & Italian Style

Xiao Zhan returns to the spotlight as Tod’s brand ambassador with a new capsule collection that embodies the essence of ...
Wrapped in Burberry: A Scarf with Timeless Appeal

Wrapped in Burberry: A Scarf with Timeless Appeal

The Burberry check cashmere scarf, an enduring icon, showcases the brand’s dedication to tradition and expert craftsmanship. Burberry celebrates its ...

22 thoughts on “Levi’s Go Fourth Campaign | AJ Abualrub”

  1. I think Levi's ads this last year have been the best across the board. The commercial spots are amazing and the mag spreads are right up there too. Pay attention to what the do!

  2. I think Levi's ads this last year have been the best across the board. The commercial spots are amazing and the mag spreads are right up there too. Pay attention to what the do!

  3. Ooo, its snazzy, its catchy and his form looks great.
    Though… I feel… something slightly negative towards it
    Not much, buh I dunno.

  4. Ooo, its snazzy, its catchy and his form looks great.
    Though… I feel… something slightly negative towards it
    Not much, buh I dunno.

  5. …and without men in suits, we'd all still be down on the farm. This is a very Republican-esque, anti-intellectual manifesto that says REAL men wear Levi's. Spare me.

  6. …and without men in suits, we'd all still be down on the farm. This is a very Republican-esque, anti-intellectual manifesto that says REAL men wear Levi's. Spare me.

  7. what country are they talking about?
    i think its really good, eye-catching! but not a very intelligent argument to make.

  8. what country are they talking about?
    i think its really good, eye-catching! but not a very intelligent argument to make.

  9. I don't get why people don't get think it's intelligent. It's actually really simple, at least from my point of view. Its stating that this country (I'm pretty sure they're talking about America) was made by the immigrants who built it stone by stone, and they most PROBABLY weren't wearing suits (especially if they were the ones who created the basic infrastructure.) I guess it appeals to the common man. And I agree that it's shouldn't be 'real' men wear jeans. But seriously, jeans over drop crotch pants for the average mans work makes A HELL of a lot of sense. 🙂

  10. I don't get why people don't get think it's intelligent. It's actually really simple, at least from my point of view. Its stating that this country (I'm pretty sure they're talking about America) was made by the immigrants who built it stone by stone, and they most PROBABLY weren't wearing suits (especially if they were the ones who created the basic infrastructure.) I guess it appeals to the common man. And I agree that it's shouldn't be 'real' men wear jeans. But seriously, jeans over drop crotch pants for the average mans work makes A HELL of a lot of sense. 🙂

  11. Real men wear jeans! And Levi's has been making them for the last 200 yrs. Real men don't wear drop crotch pants. It makes it difficult when changing tires or working in general

  12. Real men wear jeans! And Levi's has been making them for the last 200 yrs. Real men don't wear drop crotch pants. It makes it difficult when changing tires or working in general

  13. um this isn't nietzsche… its advertising. they are a brand trying to sell something, jeans, duh. who cares most people who "built this country" pry wont be reading any magazine that this ad is in because they go to some fleet supply store and buy there levis like they have there entire life, trust me i'm from a small iowa town. I don't see many old men sitting around drinking coffee/beer at a bar/cafe reading GQ, Details, Areana Homme, etc. So maybe we all need to "go forth" and do something more productive with our time then analyze what levis did or is trying to do…..

  14. um this isn't nietzsche… its advertising. they are a brand trying to sell something, jeans, duh. who cares most people who "built this country" pry wont be reading any magazine that this ad is in because they go to some fleet supply store and buy there levis like they have there entire life, trust me i'm from a small iowa town. I don't see many old men sitting around drinking coffee/beer at a bar/cafe reading GQ, Details, Areana Homme, etc. So maybe we all need to "go forth" and do something more productive with our time then analyze what levis did or is trying to do…..

Comments are closed.