Free People Presents | Through Her Lens

From muted misty mountains to colorful street corners, trail Erin Wasson’s path through Peru in this behind-the-scenes peek at the making of our August 2016 catalog. Outfitted in billowing boho dresses, military-inspired layers and hand-touched extras, Wasson blazes the way for the season ahead.
Credits:
Direction: Lauren Cohan
DP: Jacques Naude
Producer: Emily Bonner
Casting: Valentina Nourse
1st AC: William Busfield
Hair: Amy Farid
Makeup: Ayami Nishimura
Local production/Peru: APU Productions
Local Producer: Bruno Canale
Local Coordinator: Javier Bellina
Post Production: The Mill
Post Production Producer: Colin Moneymaker
Editor: Ryan McKenna
Assistant Editor: Rachel Greco
Color Producer: Natalie Westerfield
Colorist: Michael Rossiter
Music: For the Better (1822/7) by Max Brodie, Courtesy of The Audio Network

[@luckyDancer100]

Free people has the best videos. Makes me want to go off traveling with nothing but a backpack

[@MsKelseyFoster]

I'm so in love with everything about this video.

[@dianachamomile]

Ahh can't wait to look through the August collection now 🙈

[@MarinaOfTafBlog]

So happy for all the videos you are uploading👅🌿🌾🤘🏻

[@sofiadg3933]

Finally uploading new videos!! Loved them

[@katherinedays]

Love you Free People!!!

[@normalabrador2305]

Me encanto!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@documentaryguys733]

peru is beatiful

[@sophievieira6646]

This ia beautiful, love free people ❤️😍

[@alexandrava8692]

my favourite movies

[@gracemazh]

this is gorgeous!

[@PrincessaAnastasiya]

Beautiful as always

[@babybluebabyblue]

i love the style of your videos its so inspiring

[@gregthiess928]

🥀 Absolutely gorgeous love the intro... Beautiful 🥀

[@madelynneanderson]

That video was gorgeous

[@funsizeangela27]

So gorgeous.

[@IWTBFOY]

I wonder what camera they shot with.

[@KelseyLeighHaroyo]

Just trying to figure out where to get those shoes

[@abetterwheyoflife9237]

i have an intervew for them friday !

[@itsme3903]

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[@annelisezeender7455]

These videos are great for fashion advertisement. They really sell you the fantasy. But traveling in clothes like that is really unrealistic. While I was in India I saw few girls walking around that looked like they had popped straight out of an Anthropologie catalog. But they didn’t look free spirited and worldly, they looked like spoiled, rich white girls huddled together like penguins looking for their Instagram shot. It’s just really jarring to see them snapping photos on their iPhones in their hundred fifty dollar sandals while people are literally begging for change at their feet. By all means you should travel, see the world, but be mindful of your privilege. All flaunting your good fortune will do is get your pocket picked clean.