armando guerra

Lonnie

Copyright Jeff Ball 1998

This is one of my early fashion pieces. I worked with designer, Armando Guerra on creating this haunting look of our friend and model, Lonnie. I’ve always love the severeness of this piece. The stark black and white of the garment as well as the lighting and makeup. There’s a certain level of desperation in this piece.

Grasshoppa

photographer Jeff Ball shoots designer Armando Guerra 1999
Copyright Jeff Ball

In the late 90’s I was taking lots of photos of the rave scene here in Denver. This shot of Armando Guerra was taken just before he left for a party. This period of time is when Armando first began designing clothing. His designs were all for himself and often involved hot glue and fake fur. His design aesthetic has changed over the years but his creativity is just at lively and bright!

Auraze

Copyright Jeff Ball 2003
Copyright Jeff Ball 2003

This shot was taken as part of a portfolio shoot I did with Denver designer, Armando Guerra in 2003. Armando worked for a junior wear company called Auraze in NYC for many years where he designed clothes for the “raver” scene. His designs were always colorful and unique. I love the collar and piping detail of this piece.

Designer, Armando Guerra

Jeff Ball
copyright Jeff Ball 2008

This shot of designer Armando Guerra was taken in my studio after a hurried request by the artist. I chose the classic look of black and white photography with a splash of color in his tie. I felt this really spoke about who Armando is, a bit dark and guarded but always with flair!

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