.ActuallyNPH is teaming with RONDORFF on a family-themed collection that is launching internationally.
Speaking to Harris, it quickly becomes obvious how sharp his sense of humor is and how quick he is to laugh at himself.Harris and his husband David Burtka have 11-year-old twins, Harper Grace and Gideon Scott, and the four of them are featured in a new campaign from Ron Dorff, the French Swedish menswear brand, that launches Sept. 21.
From there the two kept in touch and started talking about working together. Harris said he had been impressed by the brand’s capsule collection with Guy Kenworthy, a freestyle skier, with the proceeds going to the Lifecycle charity. “I was both excited by that and jealous that it wasn’t me,” Harris said. “So I reached out and we started talking about what ideas would make sense.”
The end result is a capsule of 20 pieces of Ron Dorff essentials including 100 percent cashmere matching sets, lambswool sweatshirts, organic cotton T-shirts, caps, socks and tennis shoes sporting either a Dad or Papa print. The collection also introduces Ron Dorff’s first children’s pieces with the launch of a limited-edition T-shirt collection in organic jersey cotton with either Bro or Sis emblazoned on the front.
To promote the collection, Ron Dorff tapped photographer Bartek Szmigulski to shoot Harris, his husband and children in a fashion studio in New York.
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