The Charmer.

“I’ll have what she’s having”, “I feel you, baby”, “Tell me why we shouldn’t”: you’ve most likely come across Baron Von Fancy’s work, and if you haven’t, you’ve certainly come across the idea of it. Baron Von Fancy – a.k.a. BVF – is that guy who gets surrounded at every party simply because he’s so clued-up on pop culture. In reality, BVF is the alter-ego of Gordon Stevenson, who started his career working across mediums and styles. He gave birth to BVF as a way of reaching the masses through wit and humor. His message stands out, as does his style. Together, they’re the epitome of youth culture and its long-standing habit of using provocation to engage. It’s the 21st century foghorn, if you will, and it’s caught the attention of BVF collaborators – everyone from Converse, Nike, rag & bone and Louis Vuitton to W Hotels and Uber.