BMW and Media.Monks present the ‘Duality Untamed’ campaign for the new M5 high-performance sedan with style icon and Designer Justin O’Shea BMW presents the global campaign for the new M5 sedan with the title ‘Duality Untamed’, which was produced by Media.Monks Germany together with style icon and Fashion Designer Justin O’Shea. From working as creative director at Brioni or launching his own fashion label SSS World Corp. to his present role as CD for the spirits portfolio at LVMH, O’Shea appreciates extremes and supposed contradictions. Characteristics that are perfectly reflected in the all-new BMW M5. https://shorturl.at/FMFCd
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