Experience the Ultimate Joy Ride with Toyota’s 2021 Vehicle Class
Drawing the connection between driving and creatives whose work sparks joy.
The unparalleled experience of sitting in the driver’s seat and living life on the road in search of adventure can bring feelings of joy, optimism and nostalgia. As a means to fuel this sense of wonderment and inspire drivers to embrace the open road in bold form, Toyota has unveiled its 2021 vehicle class for leading models that consist of the legendary Supra sports coupe, the compact, city-friendly Corolla and the luxurious Camry. To showcase the beauty of experiencing the ultimate joy ride and draw the connection between influential talents whose creative works sparks joy, we paired notable names from within the HYPEBAE community with Toyota’s latest models.
Below, discover how Toyota’s new league of vehicles can inspire those to embrace everyday joy and the three, visionary forces whose innovative work is propelling the future forward.
Miyako Bellizzi — Costume Designer
Model: 2021 GR Supra
Based in New York, Miyako Bellizzi is a costume designer who is best known for her discerning aesthetic that fuses a mix of high and low street culture that draws upon her Asian heritage. Using fashion and the art of style as a non-verbal greeter to convey emotions, Miyako’s signature approach is fueled by passion much like Toyota’s GR Supra. Styled with classic sports car proportions and fused with heritage-inspired elements, the iconic vehicle class is in a league of its own with its elegant, flowing shape.
Courtney Loo — Director and Writer
Model: 2021 Corolla
Courtney Loo is an accomplished writer, director and creative director who is known for her ability to capture the raw emotions and powerful stories of each subject. Much like the Corolla’s ability to “brighten the future,” Courtney is able to shine a light on the personal stories of her subjects and inspire those to pursue their passions fearlessly.
Jennelle Fong — Photographer
Model: 2021 Camry TRD
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Jennelle Fong took an interest in photography at the age of 14 when her father bought the soon-to-be photographer her first camera. Often shot with her parent’s collection of lenses, which she used to learn the artistic medium growing up, Jennelle’s images highlight the untold stories of the AAPI community. The Camry TRD, which is known for its elitism in class and efficiency, mirrors the photographer’s unmatched ability to capture the beauty and voices of her community in unseen ways.
