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Featured Chaumet projects
This week's top Chaumet projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Chaumet · Chaumet Special
Chaumet presents a fine jewellery editorial campaign featuring model Ariane Aparecida. The imagery prioritizes intimate, tight-crop compositions that showcase the intricate craftsmanship of diamond-set necklaces, statement rings, and cuff bracelets against a minimal studio backdrop. Photographer Plusia Roms utilizes soft, directional lighting to accentuate natural skin textures and the reflective quality of the precious metals. The series, which includes casting by Tom Casey and manicures by Ami Streets, maintains a clean aesthetic across its vertical editorial portraiture. The work leans into soft light and clean techniques to emphasize the detail of the accessories.
Project Chaumet · Chaumet - A Journey through Nature 2 ...
Chaumet’s latest campaign, A Journey through Nature, serves as a masterclass in editorial high-jewelry photography, deftly balancing the organic complexity of botanical design with a rigorous, minimalist aesthetic. Under the creative vision of photographer Daniel Archer, the portrait series transcends the typical commercial display of luxury goods, instead opting for a cinematic approach that treats each piece as a sculptural extension of the human form. By utilizing sharp chiaroscuro lighting and a disciplined deep-blue palette, the imagery draws the viewer into a moody, intimate space where the intricate craftsmanship of diamond-encrusted necklaces and pavé-set hair accessories takes center stage. Model Amrit anchors these compositions with a composed, elegant presence, while hair stylist Pierre Saint Sever complements the jewelry’s delicate floral motifs with sleek, deliberate styling that ensures the focus remains on the interplay between metal and skin. The collection, which leans into an interplay of vibrant emeralds, yellow gemstones, and white pearls, is captured with technical precision through a mix of soft studio strobe and high-key directional lighting. These portraits exemplify a modern editorial sensibility, successfully elevating jewelry from a mere accessory to an evocative, wearable art form that resonates with both timeless tradition and contemporary elegance.
Project Chaumet · High jewellery thematic
Chaumet elevates the standard for high jewellery imagery in this latest thematic campaign, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the meticulous craftsmanship of its latest collection. Through a series of tight, editorial portraits featuring model Julia Bergshoeff, the project utilizes a moody, minimalist aesthetic that allows the vibrant emeralds, deep sapphires, and brilliant-cut diamonds to dictate the visual narrative. Photographer Daniel Archer masterfully employs studio strobe lighting to catch every facet of the stones, creating high-contrast compositions that feel both cinematic and timeless against a signature deep navy blue background. The collaboration is refined by the steady hand of fashion editor and stylist Gaelle Bon, who opts for simple, monochromatic black garments that ensure the elaborate tiaras, necklaces, and ear cuffs remain the undisputed protagonist of every frame. The execution is polished and precise, leaning into an editorial minimalism that feels intentionally restrained yet luxurious. With intentional beauty contributions from hair stylist Pierre Saint Sever and makeup artist Lauren Reynolds, the imagery balances sharp technical execution with a soft, natural radiance. By prioritizing texture and focused illumination, the campaign underscores Chaumet's heritage in a contemporary light, proving that when the jewellery is this intricate, the most effective creative direction is often that which simply gets out of the way to let the light reveal the artistry.
Project Chaumet · Aya Asahina
Chaumet presents a high jewellery editorial campaign featuring actress and model Aya Asahina. The series highlights intricate diamond and sapphire pieces, ranging from multi-strand necklaces with scrollwork motifs to gold leaf ear cuffs. Photographer Olaf Wipperfürth captures the collection through vertical portraiture, utilising soft light and natural light to emphasize the craftsmanship. Styling choices, including champagne silk and structured tailoring, maintain a polished aesthetic that centers the jewellery. Hair styling by Yusuke Taniguchi, makeup by Go Miyuki, and manicures by Eri Narita complete the editorial look.
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