It’s safe to say that no one does innerwear quite like Wolford. Recently the world of Wolford met high fashion and resulted in a capsule collection in collaboration with Italian designer Alberta Ferretti. Photographed by Rafael Pavarotti, the campaign exudes sophisticated femininity. So, when the streets of New York called, we answered – taking the big apple by storm, we wild postered the imagery all throughout the city.

For Daily Paper’s Spring Summer 22 collection the Amsterdam-based label looked to the nostalgic feel of classic silhouettes and styles which were popularised during the 70s, 80s and 90s Hip Hop culture. Bright red oversized sweat suits and iconic denim pieces meet to transport us back to that time. And in order to spread the message we flyposted the vibrant colours of the collection through campaign imagery around the city.

Since dropping Magdalene, the iconic FKA Twigs has been quiet in a way that let her fans know she was working on something special. In January 2022 she released mixtape Caprisongs to celebrate her birthday as a Capricorn queen. We pasted the streets of Twigs’ home of London to let the city know she’s back and more extra than ever.

When it comes to making your mark on the city, there’s still nothing quite like a can of spray paint and a brick wall. We partnered with home decor brand Yellowpop, who brighten up homes with innovative neon lights, to mix old school with the future. We tagged the streets of New York and pasted posters with QR codes for their Keith Haring collab, casting the streets in a new light.

Nobody does Pride like Calvin Klein. Their bold, iconic basics have always been a major hit with the LGBTQ+ community, and we were proud to team up and flypost their 2021 #PROUDINMYCALVINS campaign across London. Featuring nine LGBTQ+ icons from across the world wearing CK pieces with a hint of rainbow, the campaign, epitomises Calvin Klein’s playful, intimate simplicity.

Australian singer-songwriter Luke Hemmings broke away from his 5 Seconds of Summer roots to go solo with When Facing the Things We Turn Away From, a debut that Clash called “self-assured and confident”. Our innovative posters, that combined paper-and-paste with futuristic AR to make Hemmings literally “pop up”, matched that forward-looking energy on the streets of London.

At just 32, Leon Bridges is a young artist bringing traditional soul to the 21st century. We decorated New York City with posters for his third studio album, Gold-Diggers Sound, a record that got a well-deserved five star review from the Guardian. The bright yellow and black posters evoke the record’s smooth vibes, brightening up dark streets.