Robert Mapplethorpe’s photographs are closely associated with classical formal beauty. He concentrated on statuesque male and female nudes, delicate flower still lifes, and formal portraits of artists and celebrities. Licensing activities are centered on high profile, fashion and elite brand extensions.

Elio Fiorucci introduced contemporary British and American fashion to Italy. With his Italian sensibility he created a unique style and vernacular which he exported to New York City in the 1970s. Fiorucci's fashions came to symbolize the look of the disco age and was championed by celebrities and designers alike including, Andy Warhol, Madonna, Cher, Marc Jacobs, and Calvin Klein. In 2003, Elio Fiorucci launched Love Therapy, which is now distributed in over 350 channels in Italy and growing throughout Europe. In line with the designer's overarching fashion philosophy, Love Therapy embodies a fun, functional, and accessible design approach coupled with Fiorucci's recognizable aesthetic.

Hailing from the surf and skate culture of Virginia Beach, Ryan McGinness arrived on the New York scene with raucous and refreshing graphic drawings that exhibited contemporary iconography. Copious colors and valiant forms overlap to create a combustion of representation and abstraction in a complex and chaotic composition. 
McGinness has forged the way in illustrative, elucidatory, multifaceted landscapes that force the viewer to contemplate the role of society in high art in rather unexpected ways.

Sandra Isaksson’s style is unmistakably Scandinavian with splashes of color and bold patterns. Her designs have been featured in design magazines such as Elle Décor. She is also the head designer of her brand ISAK where she is able to draw upon her whimsical designs for modern textiles, housewares, and colorful childrenswear.

Joe Grillo is a contemporary artist whose work incorporates elements of graffiti art with psychedelic shapes and colors in drawings, paintings and collage pieces. His art evokes a high density kaleidoscope of fluorescent graphics which represent the torrential flow of media images in contemporary society. Grillo's playful yet radical tone is authentic and approachable, making it desirable for luxury and mass-market brands alike.