Celine
Celine's architectural tailoring, minimalist campaigns and Parisian elegance across luxury fashion
Featured Celine projects
This week's top Celine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Celine · Celine Hiver 2026 Campaign
The Celine Hiver 2026 campaign masterfully synthesizes the house's storied commitment to Parisian elegance with a contemporary, architectural rigor. Photographed by Zoë Ghertner, the imagery leans into a narrative of motion and stillness, capturing subjects against the backdrop of Haussmann-style architecture and textured urban stone. Under the creative direction of Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel, the project establishes a visual language defined by editorial minimalism and high-contrast color theory. Throughout the series, the styling by Brian Molloy elevates the collection's structure, utilizing voluminous coats, sharp-shouldered blazers, and statement accessories like oversized scarves and bowler hats to build a cohesive, cinematic silhouette. The deliberate use of soft light and natural light techniques imbues the portraits with a tangible warmth, contrasting the clinical, clean aesthetic of the brand with the gritty, historic reality of the city streets. Whether through the bold, saturated reds or the stark, monochrome compositions, the campaign reads as a sophisticated exploration of form. By blending live-action technique with a refined, earthy color palette, the team—including hairstylists Duffy and Holli Smith alongside makeup artists Lucia Pieroni and Thomas De Kluyver—has created a timeless fashion narrative that feels both deeply grounded in European heritage and strikingly modern in its execution.
Project Celine · Infinite Possibilities 2026 Ad Campaign
The Infinite Possibilities 2026 ad campaign for Celine marks a striking evolution in luxury fashion editorial, grounding the house's signature aesthetic in a visceral exploration of texture and movement. Under the creative direction of Michael Rider, alongside Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel, the project masterfully leans into an intersection of high-end portraiture and cinematic storytelling. By juxtaposing the fluid, glossy sheen of silk accessories against the structured minimalism of trench coats, blazers, and utility jackets, the campaign creates a tactile dialogue between human form and fabric. The execution employs varied techniques, ranging from studio strobe lighting that renders intricate patterns with macro-level clarity to the deliberate use of slow motion and motion blur to capture the kinetic grace of draped silk in transit. Cast against starkly neutral or dramatic low-key backgrounds, the diverse range of models—including Anna Thomsen and Hannah Weber—brings a sophisticated, modern edge to the styling. With casting by Samuel Ellis Scheinman and nuanced hair direction by Duffy, the project channels a surreal, ethereal atmosphere that feels both timeless and forward-thinking. Ultimately, Infinite Possibilities functions as an expansive study of branding and material, effectively positioning Celine’s seasonal accessories as the essential, transformative components of a contemporary wardrobe.
Celine · Infinite Possibilities Silk
Celine presents 'Infinite Possibilities Silk,' a fashion film dedicated to the brand’s signature accessory collection. The production, executed by DIVISION US, focuses on the sculptural potential of patterned silk scarves. Using live-action techniques and slow-motion sequences, the film highlights the textures and fluid movement of the material. Post-production by Iris Dracos emphasizes rhythmic cutting and minimalist studio backdrops, allowing the vibrant color palettes and intricate folding of the silk to remain the central focus. The work leans into a cinematic aesthetic through clean, vertical compositions.
Project Celine · Celine Men's SS27 Worn Details
Celine takes a masterclass in distilled minimalism with the SS27 Worn Details campaign, a series that reinforces the house's command over modern luxury fashion through a restrained, monochromatic lens. Captured by photographer Victor Brun, the project leans into a raw, unfiltered aesthetic that prioritizes the tactile qualities of knitwear and tailored leather. Under the creative direction of Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel, the editorial portrait work strips away extraneous noise, focusing instead on the interplay between stark, high-contrast lighting and the precise structural elements of the collection. The imagery masterfully utilizes natural light to highlight the fine grain of leather fringe and the subtle geometry of wire-rimmed eyewear, while techniques like chiaroscuro lighting are deployed to add a cinematic gravity to the subject matter. By blending these sharp editorial portraits with more moody, stylized captures—including a striking, atmospheric frame bathed in intense red—the campaign feels both timeless and urgent. Every detail, from the deliberate, downward-looking gaze of the models to the meticulous grooming by hair stylist Duffy and makeup artist Lucia Pieroni, contributes to a cohesive vision of the modern man. Through the lens of Brun, the collection reads as a meditation on texture and form, successfully cementing Celine's place as a pillar of contemporary style by focusing on the intimate, worn details that define the season.
Project Celine · Été Celine
The Été Celine project encapsulates the quintessential luxury of a Mediterranean summer, blending high-fashion editorial rigor with a relaxed, sun-drenched coastal aesthetic. Under the creative direction of Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel, the campaign channels a sophisticated, cinematic narrative that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary. Captured by photographer Zoë Ghertner, the imagery leans into a balanced interplay of light and shadow, utilizing bright natural light to accentuate the rich textures of crochet knitwear, crisp tailored cottons, and metallic hardware. This series moves seamlessly between lifestyle-focused portraits and sharp commercial framing, where the environment—ranging from sandy beaches to minimalist architectural structures—serves to elevate the brand's iconic identity. With styling by Brian Molloy, the project showcases an array of looks, from structured blazers and oversized eyewear to delicate beachwear, all tied together by a consistent, high-contrast visual language. The inclusion of low-key chiaroscuro techniques in specific portraits adds a depth that contrasts beautifully with the airy, outdoor shots. Supported by hair stylist Holli Smith, makeup artist Thomas De Kluyver, and a diverse ensemble of models including Mona Tougaard and Gabriel Tiercelin, the project creates an intimate, polished atmosphere. Ultimately, Été Celine is a masterful exercise in branding that defines the season through a lens of refined minimalism, emphasizing the intricate details of craftsmanship while maintaining a sense of effortless, sun-soaked elegance.
Project Celine · Celine Winter 2026 by Gus Van Sant
For the Celine Winter 2026 campaign, director and photographer Gus Van Sant returns to his cinematic roots, crafting a hauntingly intimate portrait series that transcends the standard fashion editorial. Under the visionary creative direction of Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel, the project leans into a raw, introspective aesthetic that channels the soul of mid-century film photography. Each frame serves as a deliberate exploration of form and texture, utilizing 35mm film and distinct analogue techniques to imbue the luxury collection with a tactile, aged quality. The imagery is defined by high-contrast chiaroscuro lighting and experimental processing, featuring intentional film grain and chemical-like overlays that grant the portraits a visceral, almost ephemeral presence. By pairing structured silhouettes with soft, moody architecture, the series captures a sense of timelessness that sits at the intersection of high fashion and avant-garde art. With casting by Samuel Ellis Scheinman, the campaign highlights a diverse ensemble of talent, while nuanced hair styling by Duffy and makeup by Lucia Pieroni add a final layer of disciplined elegance. This collection does not merely present garments; it invites viewers into a quiet, architectural world where every detail—from the leather textures to the organic jewelry—is elevated through a masterful command of analog process, solidifying Celine's position at the vanguard of modern luxury narrative.
Project Celine · Celine Summer 2026 Campaign
For the Celine Summer 2026 campaign, the storied luxury fashion house embraces a rigorous pursuit of elegance, grounding its latest collection in a stark, minimalist visual language. This campaign leans into editorial minimalism, eschewing environmental noise to place the focus squarely on the sharp architecture of the garments and the precise silhouettes crafted by designer Michael Rider. Through the lens of photographer Zoë Ghertner, the imagery captures a dialogue between high-contrast monochromatic portraits and bold, color-blocked compositions that define the season. Creative directors Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel orchestrate a campaign that feels both cinematic and rooted in commercial clarity, utilizing natural light and soft light techniques to articulate the tactile quality of silk, leather, and tailored wool. The deliberate casting, led by Samuel Ellis Scheinman, features models such as Binx Walton and Agel Akol, whose neutral, direct gazes anchor the compositions, allowing the structured blazers and draped jumpsuits to command the frame. With meticulous styling by Brian Molloy and clean, nuanced hair and makeup from Duffy and Lucia Pieroni, every frame functions as a study in poise. By blending cinematic depth with a contemporary fashion editorial sensibility, the campaign succeeds in articulating a vision of luxury that is intentionally quiet yet undeniably imposing, proving that the most compelling narratives often arise when every extraneous element is stripped away.
Project Celine · Le Rouge Celine
Celine continues its foray into the rarefied world of prestige cosmetics with the launch of Le Rouge Celine, a project that expertly marries the brand’s storied Parisian heritage with a sharply modern aesthetic. Captured through the lens of photographer Milo Reid, the campaign serves as a masterclass in luxury product imagery, utilizing deliberate studio strobe lighting to elevate the tactile nature of its subjects. Under the vision of creative directors Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel, the fragrance and beauty campaign eschews unnecessary ornamentation, leaning instead into a form of editorial minimalism that prioritizes structural elegance. The visual identity is defined by a rigorous commitment to symmetry, seen in the grid arrangements of the fragrance collection and the precise, razor-sharp focus on the iconic golden metal casing of the lipstick. Set designer Sati Leonne plays a critical role here, crafting neutral, gradient-backed environments that allow the saturated pigments and reflective surfaces of the collection to take center stage. Every frame functions as a high-end commercial packshot, reinforcing the brand's position at the intersection of fashion and beauty. By blending classic luxury motifs with clean, contemporary lines, the work succeeds in positioning the new offerings as essential artifacts within a broader, sophisticated lifestyle narrative that feels both timeless and distinctly relevant.
Project Celine · Pilates Collection 2024 Ad Campaign
For the Celine Pilates Collection 2024 ad campaign, creative director and photographer Hedi Slimane crafts a visual narrative that perfectly bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial and luxury wellness. Set against the serene, light-drenched backdrop of Malibu, the campaign leans into a minimalist aesthetic that emphasizes precision, materiality, and the brand's iconic monogram. Through a sophisticated use of natural light and cinematic framing, Slimane elevates functional fitness equipment—such as the leather-wrapped kettlebells and artisanal wooden reformers—into objects of desire. The campaign captures an atmosphere of refined leisure, where the precision of industrial-luxury design meets the organic textures of tanned leather, polished chrome, and cream-colored fleece. Featuring model Kaia Gerber, who is styled by Slimane in relaxed, understated athleisure, the imagery functions as both commercial product showcase and lifestyle aspiration. Macro photography techniques are expertly employed to highlight the intricate craftsmanship of the equipment, from white contrast stitching to embossed metallic hardware. By pairing these detailed product studies with portraiture that channels an effortless, cool-toned elegance, the project solidifies Celine’s transition into the wellness space. This editorial approach, grounded in a clean, high-contrast palette, demonstrates how athletic tools can be recontextualized as premium accessories for the modern, design-conscious consumer, resulting in a cohesive visual language that remains distinctively Celine.
Project Celine · ÉTÉ CELINE
The ÉTÉ CELINE campaign captures the essence of summer through a series of commercial stills, blending product photography with evocative coastal landscapes. Photographed by Polly Brown, the project frames a collection of luxury accessories and fragrance against the backdrop of Mediterranean-inspired stone vistas and ocean horizons. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the tactile quality of raffia weaves, leather textures, and patterned silk. By pairing detailed product shots with broad environmental scenes, the series maintains a minimalist and clean aesthetic, anchored by the house's signature typography.
Project Celine · Celine x Numéro Berlin
Celine and Numéro Berlin collaborate on a multi-part fashion editorial series captured by photographer Tereza Mundilova. The collection of imagery oscillates between the precision of a minimalist studio environment and the stark, classical scale of outdoor architectural settings. The series features a range of silhouettes, from oversized tailoring and structured monochrome garments to textured faux fur outerwear. Utilizing both soft, diffused studio lighting and natural light, the editorial maintains a consistent clean aesthetic that underscores the brand's contemporary design language.
Project Celine · Céline
This fashion editorial campaign for Celine showcases a series of images centered on architectural tailoring and minimalist aesthetics. Captured by photographer Jens Ingvarsson, the work leans into a restrained color palette of neutrals and sophisticated monochromatic tones, emphasizing structural silhouettes and sharp lines across apparel and accessories. The series features styling by Dianna Lunt, which prioritizes clean layering and tactile textures, ranging from oversized trench coats to structured blazers. The visuals incorporate both studio portraits and outdoor lifestyle compositions, utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques to highlight the clothing's form. The production is supported by hair styling from Kenta Koda, makeup artistry by Allie Smith, and set design by Elaine Winter.
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