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Featured Betsey Johnson projects

This week's top Betsey Johnson projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Paris Hilton standing behind Betsey Johnson in a pink tulle dress and leopard print top against a light grey background Project

Betsey Johnson · Betsey Johnson by Paris Hilton 2026 ...

For the 2026 Betsey Johnson collection, Paris Hilton fronts a high-energy campaign that celebrates the brand's signature maximalist aesthetic. The project, captured by photographer Zoey Grossman under the creative direction of James Worthington Demolet, moves between saturated, tulle-heavy ensembles and stark monochrome editorial portraits. Throughout the series, the imagery leans into a clean, studio-focused execution that prioritizes sculptural silhouettes and ornate accessories. The campaign features deliberate styling by Vittoria Cerciello, incorporating recurring motifs like mesh veils, rhinestone-embellished handbags, and animal-print accents. The visuals utilize polished studio lighting—ranging from high-key, balanced setups to dramatic low-key chiaroscuro—to highlight the varied textures of lace, sequins, and ruffles. Hair styling by Sienree Du and detailed manicures by Britney Tokyo complete the collaborative effort, grounding the editorial flair in precise, commercial craftsmanship.

Model Sara Grace Wallerstedt posing in a voluminous white bridal mini dress and lace sneakers in a black and white interior setting. Project

Betsey Johnson · Betsey Johnson 2026 Bridal Campaign

The Betsey Johnson 2026 Bridal Campaign is a masterclass in irreverent elegance, perfectly capturing the brand's signature spirit through a lens of high-fashion nostalgia. Creative director and casting director James Worthington Demolet delivers a vision that leans into a whimsical, unconventional bridal aesthetic, moving away from traditional formalities to embrace playful contrasts. Shot by photographer Matthew Hawkes, the campaign features model Sara Grace Wallerstedt, whose presence grounds the eclectic styling curated by David Taveras. The editorial photography utilizes natural light to highlight an array of intricate textures—from layered tulle and delicate 3D floral appliqués to pearl-embellished denim—creating a dreamlike, hazy atmosphere that feels both intimate and cinematic. Complementing this, Ro Morgan’s hair styling and Tracy Alfajora’s makeup work elevate the portraits, while manicurist Yukie Miyakawa provides the meticulous finishing touches. The imagery frequently employs low-key chiaroscuro lighting and cinematic compositions within weathered, vintage-inspired interiors, which juxtapose the sleekness of silk slip dresses and voluminous mini-gowns against distressed wallpaper and antique furnishings. By blending avant-garde ensembles with classic bridal motifs, the campaign creates an evocative, editorial narrative. This project successfully reinterprets bridal luxury, channeling a transient, sophisticated energy that is distinctively Betsey Johnson, effectively balancing refined portraiture with an accessible, lifestyle-driven appeal that resonates across its diverse range of featured bridal and ready-to-wear pieces.

Christina Ricci standing beside a vintage carousel horse in a black feathered gown and plaid platform boots for Betsey Johnson. Project

Betsey Johnson · Betsey Johnson F/W 2025 Campaign

Betsey Johnson’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign features actor Christina Ricci in a series of highly stylized, moody portraits. Under the creative direction of James Worthington Demolet, the project leans into a dramatic aesthetic, contrasting dark, layered textures like ruffled tulle, lace, and leather against a neutral studio backdrop. Photographer Zoey Grossman utilizes soft, directional lighting to capture the collection’s intricate details, ranging from avant-garde crinoline skirts to signature embellished footwear. The series incorporates tactile elements, including vintage candy dispensers and quilted furniture, to build a curated, commercial atmosphere. With fashion styling by Vittoria Cerciello, the campaign balances a polished editorial sensibility with the brand’s distinct, maximalist design language.

Model Gottmik in a red cap, black top, and cherry handbag posing against a white seamless background for Betsey Johnson Project

Betsey Johnson · Betsey Johnson's Pride Campaign feat. Gottmik

Betsey Johnson’s Pride campaign centers on drag artist and model Gottmik in a series of high-contrast fashion portraits. The collection emphasizes the brand’s signature playfulness through a mix of maximalist prints, tulle, and latex, brought to life through avant-garde styling and theatrical beauty aesthetics. Photographed by Matthew Hawkes, the imagery leans into a clean, editorial approach to studio portraiture. Creative direction by James Worthington Demolet provides a cohesive framework, with styling by Ryan Young that highlights sculptural elements and bold accessories. Hair stylist Panos Papandrianos completes the looks with intricate updos and stylized coiffures, set against both neutral white and textured dark backdrops. The campaign leans into a graphic, polished aesthetic that balances high-fashion sensibilities with the performer's distinctive signature makeup.

Portrait of Betsey Johnson in a black jacket and white lace dress against a seamless white background for the Summer 2025 Campaign Project

Betsey Johnson · Summer 2025 Campaign

The Summer 2025 campaign for Betsey Johnson features the designer herself in a series of high-energy, editorial portraits that lean into the brand's signature punk-inspired aesthetic. Photographed by Zoey Grossman with creative direction by James Worthington Demolet, the imagery balances sharp monochrome palettes with the brand's iconic vibrant pink typography. The campaign highlights textured apparel, including plaid tailoring, layered ruffles, and fishnet detailing, set against clean studio backgrounds. Stylist Vittoria Cerciello emphasizes the eclectic wardrobe, while hair stylist Ted Gibson and makeup artist Kennedy provide bold, graphic finishing touches that reflect a retro, high-contrast sensibility.

Betsey Johnson smiling in black studded jacket and white lace dress against a white seamless background for Spring Campaign Project

Betsey Johnson · SPRING CAMPAIGN

Designer Betsey Johnson takes center stage in her latest spring campaign, a series of high-energy studio portraits that lean into the brand’s signature irreverent aesthetic. Photographed by Zoey Grossman with creative direction by James Worthington Demolet, the campaign features a mix of monochrome and vibrant editorial imagery, highlighting layered textures, classic leopard prints, and bold tartan ensembles. Stylist Vittoria Cerciello rounds out the wardrobe with playful accessories, including lace gloves, fishnet hosiery, and whimsical cherry-detailed handbags. The production relies on a crisp studio aesthetic, marked by clean backdrops and dynamic, expressive posing that emphasizes the collection’s tactile details. With hair by Ted Gibson and makeup by Kennedy, the campaign serves as a visual celebration of the designer’s long-standing creative influence.

Model wearing a black mini dress and fluffy pink hat holding a silver disco ball handbag against a white background. Project

Betsey Johnson · Betsey Johnson Summer 2024

The Betsey Johnson Summer 2024 campaign presents a vibrant exploration of contemporary occasion wear, captured through a playful editorial lens. The collection is defined by a blend of voluminous silhouettes, metallic textures, and lace detailing, brought to life against clean, minimal studio backdrops. Under the creative direction of James Worthington Demolet and lens of photographer Tom Schirmacher, the imagery leans into a high-contrast aesthetic that fluctuates between warm, saturated pink palettes and sophisticated monochromatic film styles. Fashion styling by Vittoria Cerciello anchors the collection’s eclectic energy, pairing diaphanous veils and ruffled dresses with unexpected accessories like patterned socks, heart-shaped sunglasses, and metallic handbags. The campaign utilizes clean, natural light to emphasize tactile fabric textures, from tulle and lace to reflective foil, while set design by Andy Harman contributes to the project's versatile, sculptural composition. Hair by Tamara McNaughton, makeup by Jen Myles, and manicures by Gina Edwards provide the polished, editorial finish that defines the season’s look, featuring model Stella Lucia.

Model Alek Wek wearing a black sequin jumpsuit and holding a spherical disco ball bag for Betsey Johnson Spring 2025 Campaign Project

Betsey Johnson · Betsey Johnson Spring 2025 Campaign

The Betsey Johnson Spring 2025 campaign leans into a theatrical, high-contrast aesthetic that celebrates bold patterns and playful accessories. Creative director James Worthington Demolet collaborates with photographer Matthew Hawkes to craft a series of clean, vertical-format images that highlight the collection’s eclectic textures, ranging from sequin-heavy catsuits and metallic jacquard to sheer lace gowns adorned with intricate rose embroidery. Throughout the series, models Alek Wek, Aqua Parios, and Nisaa Majai deliver dynamic, confident poses against minimalist studio backdrops. The editorial execution is unified by sophisticated lighting techniques, including chiaroscuro-inspired shadow play and soft, even illumination that accentuates the structural details of the garments. Stylist David Taveras pulls the look together with sharp accessories—notably novelty handbags and structured headpieces—while set designer Andy Harman provides a tactile, earthy foundation to ground the collection's high-energy visual tone.

Julia Fox wearing a floral minidress and holding a black handbag against a white studio background for the Betsey Johnson campaign. Project

Betsey Johnson · Betsey Johnson Holiday 2026 Campaign

The Betsey Johnson Holiday 2026 campaign leans into a clean, studio-focused aesthetic, featuring model Julia Fox across a series of high-contrast portraits. Photographed by Tom Schirmacher under the creative direction of James Worthington Demolet, the series prioritises sharp silhouettes and rich textures against neutral and gradient backgrounds. The imagery showcases a variety of holiday-ready attire, ranging from glossy satin slip dresses and structured tulle skirts to novelty-themed accessories. The execution maintains a polished, minimalist look, punctuated by the brand’s signature metallic script logo. Fashion styling was led by Briana Andalore and Vittoria Cerciello, while the visual identity is rounded out by hair styling from John Novotny, makeup by Jake Dupont, and manicures by Dawn Sterling.

Christina Ricci in a black feather-trimmed maxi dress standing next to a vintage carousel horse for Betsey Johnson. Project

Betsey Johnson · Fall 2025 Campaign

The Betsey Johnson Fall 2025 campaign features actress Christina Ricci in a series of editorial portraits. Captured by photographer Zoey Grossman, the work leans into moody aesthetics with vertical framing and soft light to highlight the intricate detailing of the collection’s high-neck gowns and feather-trimmed silhouettes. The imagery utilizes a warm neutral studio backdrop, allowing the structured textures and lug-sole boots to remain the focal point of the designer fashion campaign.