Advanced Pets

Advanced Pets, a continuation of the photographer's renowned Advanced book series that has sold over 150,000 copies globally, builds on the conversations about age representation Ari Seth Cohen has been championing for the past decade, this time focusing on the cherished bonds between seniors and their pets. When Ari Seth Cohen's grandmother Bluma passed away in 2008, the author and photographer took her advice and moved from California to New York City to find a home where he could fully express his personal style. Cohen immediately began to photograph and interview the senior fashionistas he saw on the city's streets as a way to deal with loss and explore his creative passion. He soon created a blog titled Advanced Style that quickly attracted the attention of the fashion industry. In 2015, The New York Times' now-Chief Fashion Critic Vanessa Friedman credited Cohen with creating a global movement which has led to more age diversity a