Ashley Armitage

Vita

Ashley Armitage, originally from Seattle, based in Chicago, dove into photography at the age of 15, noticing a lack of diversity and representation in the media. After establishing herself as a successful photographer, Billie, the innovative women’s razor brand, approached Ashley to direct her first advertising film. This resulted in the first-ever commercial to break beauty standards and taboos by showing real women shaving real body hair. The bold approach was a global success and launched an industry-wide trend. The campaign also made the Glass Lion shortlist and won a People’s Voice Webby for Advertising, Media & PR Brand Strategy.

 

Blending striking imagery with a progressive perspective, Ashley’s work challenges beauty norms and redefines outdated societal boundaries often with a sense of humor. She continues to inspire the next generation of female filmmakers through her colorful and candid campaigns. Ashley’s refreshing style and honest perspective on storytelling have garnered worldwide attention.

 

Her visuals have been featured in Dazed, Glamour, and Refinery29, and her portfolio includes films for Nike, H&M, SuperShe, plus-size fashion brand Torrid, Converse (featuring Alex Corsani), and Keke Palmer’s visual album.

Converse

Love Me. Love me not.

Torrid

Say Yes

All Good

Anthem

Summer´s Eve

Wipe The Day

H&M

OHH

First Aid Beauty

Bumble Bee

Good For You

Olly

Big Vagina Energy

Billie

Project Body Hair

Supershe

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