I’m very proud to announce the new campaign I shot with Harley Davidson. We wanted to do something to give back to the military and show some appreciation for the huge sacrifice the service men and women of the military make everyday to defend our freedoms. The concept was based on the pin up art that was painted on the side of WWII planes. I get a lot of letters from men and woman stationed over seas, and it was incredible to do something in their honor.
It was one the best experience I’ve ever had shooting. It was amazing to make the transformation to a 40′s pin-up girl. We had an incredible creative team that paid attention to every detail. Most of the outfits were real vintage bathing suits and clothing from that time period, which really added to the authenticity of the look.
There’s a behind the scenes video we will post soon and a lot more photos to come. Here are the first two…
XOXO Marisa
Love the photos, Marisa! It’s a great idea and very patriotic!
I’ll serve under your army any day *salutes*
Thank goodness for more of this amazing woman. I love you Mairsa, I can’t get enough of you.
Marisa, this is such an awesome campaign ! Love the idea. And I can tell you really feel it. Great photos, can not wait to see promised more of them
Thank you for updates, as always very appreciated.
Take care,
xoxox J.
Marisa, these are absolutely gorgeous! You are definitely channeling the 40s pin-up girl to perfection.
Thanks for this wonderful tribute to our troops.
Thank you combining my three favorite things. Motorcycles, pin-ups and you!
Stunning! Absolutely stunning! In 20 years on active duty, I never, EVER saw anyone wear the uniform so brilliantly! Thanks you Marisa, thank you, MAXIM, and thank you, Lord!
great photos and great work for the troops. Im sure they love it!
Can’t go wrong with a classic cutie on a classic bike. I like the retro pinup pics, most stuff nowadays is so over done. Keep up he good work kiddo.
Hi Marissa,
Just got back from my 70 day rotation as Chief Mate on the APL China (906 foot containership); great campaign. Still not enough to make me trade in my BMW motorcycles, but as a veteran I appreciate the thought.
All the best to you and your loved ones during the holidays and coming year.
I love those posters! I was lucky enough to get my hands on two of them at the House of Harley in Anchorage when I was on R&R recently. Marisa, you ever want to do another motorcycle shoot you let me know, I’ve got a Buell 1125R I’d love to let you use!
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