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Paul Dano and Nick Robinson join Joe Alwyn in new Prada campaign

Love, Simon actor Nick Robinson and Paul Dano have been tapped to star in Prada’s latest campaign.

Algee Smith, who impressed in hard-hitting drama Detroit last year, is also part of Prada’s fall/ winter 18 adverts, with the trio joining returning campaign star Joe Alwyn, the actor boyfriend of Taylor Swift.

“An imagined reality; the fantasy of the self. The next incarnation of 365, showcasing the Prada Fall-Winter 2018 menswear collection, considers these notions – of illusion and dreams, imagination and actuality,” brand representatives wrote on the Prada website. “Embodied by a new wave of Hollywood talent, the men’s collection is brought to new life within the enclaves of the Prada Fall-Winter 2018 Men’s Show, a fantastical ‘Prada Warehouse’, a space that can be inhabited but is nevertheless a chimera, a mirage.”

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Willy Vanderperre shot the campaign, with Olivier Rizzo styling.

Various images and video clips have been shared on Instagram, with footage showing the actors walking through the Prada Warehouse, decked out in new season trends, including bucket hats, shirts, overcoats and a patterned short sleeve sweater.

“This warehouse is populated with identities – ambiguous and enticing boxes and crates, demarcated with symbols drawn from Prada collections past – that speak of the multiplicities of interpretations. Comprising a trio of young actors – Joe Alwyn, Nick Robinson and Algee Smith – alongside actor and director Paul Dano, these protagonists discover both Prada’s multifaceted identity, and their own,” representatives added.

“Exploring dual roles, of the actors themselves and of the characters they evoke within these make-believe surroundings, the campaign juxtaposes imagery of the actors inside the ‘Prada Warehouse’ with a series of monochrome portraits, all photographed by Willy Vanderperre. Investigating concepts of uniformity and individuality, the distinct personalities of each of these four protagonists shines through, bringing truth to illusion.”

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