Oliviero Toscani

Oliviero Toscani has worked as fashion photographer in the pages of magazines such as Elle, Vogue, GQ, Harper's, Esquire and Stern among others. In 2005, five years after his resignation from Benetton, he sparked controversy again with his photographs for an advertising campaign for the men's clothing brand 'Ra-Re'. In 1993, he invented, founded, and directed Fabrica, the international center for research in the arts of modern communication. In 1990 he conceived, created and directed Colors, the world's first global magazine, making of it a cult magazine, which set a trend for a lot of new editorial and communications projects. For his work he has won numerous awards.

What he offers you

No stranger to controversy Oliviero Toscani has gained a reputation as a unique, masterful and highly creative individual. Being able to communicate in ways unthinkable to a traditional multinational corporation his presentations provide fascinating insights into the mindset of a true pioneer. Toscani's work may be a form of cynicism, or it may be a vehicle for stirring up debate around social issues. Or it may be both.

How he presents

Oliviero Toscani is a frank and passionate speaker and a truly colourful character, very comfortable with the seeming contradictions in his nature.

Languages

He presents in Italian & English.

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• The True Colors of Oliviero Toscani
• Realizing Advertising's True Potential
• Branding & Marketing
• Modern Communication
• Creativity & Innovation
• The Power of the Media

• 2010
  Guy Bourdin: Polaroids (with Guy Bourdin)
• 2009
  Workwear: Work Fashion Seduction (with Olivier Saillard)
• 2006
  Gay Pride
• 2000
  1000 Objects: Extra-Ordinary Everyday Things English (German Edition) (with Colors Magazine)