Earth Day 2019
Infinite Resort: The Earth Day campaign
Infinite Resort was a creative studio founded by Romina Cenisio, dedicated to connecting nature and humanity by producing innovative projects.
The studio launched with a capsule collection in collaboration with four National Geographic photographers. Four dresses portrayed each element — Earth, Air, Fire, Water — and was shot on the border of El Paso-Cd. Juárez.
The dresses were made of recycled plastic and told a story of each location, taking the audience around the world.
The campaign shows a crew of goddesses, taking on the role typical of males in this subculture. Riding rugged off-road vehicles in the delicate dresses, Romina wanted to portray the duality of feminism and nature, while bringing the audience to a place most only see in the news for perilous headlines.
The project received press from Vogue to Vice Mexico.
Element: Earth.
Photographer: Stephen Alvarez.
Location: Papua New Guinea.
Content: Virgin Rainforest.
Element: Air.
Photographer: Frans Lanting.
Location: Michoacán, Mexico.
Content: Monarch butterfly migration.
Element: Fire.
Photographer: Bruce Omori.
Location: Mount Kilauea, Hawaii.
Content: Active volcano.
Element: Water.
Photographer: Andy McMann.
Location: Richelieu Rock Reef, Thailand.
Content: School of Big Eye Snapper.
Border culture highlights.
Complimenting the campaign were custom locally made ranchero boots, an Infinite Resort logo tee, and dirt bikers wearing the recycled tie dye “Earth Day is Everyday” graphic hoodie. The photoshoot reflected the diversity of the border where cultures of Mexico and Far West Texas merge to create this off-roading mecca.
Photography Sergio Acosta and Manny Soto
