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Featured Christian Louboutin projects

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

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Christian Louboutin · Summer 26 Campaign

The Christian Louboutin Summer 26 campaign is a masterclass in editorial minimalism, artfully blending the surreal with the polished precision of high fashion. Through the lens of photographer Charlotte Wales, the campaign constructs a series of dreamlike, graphic vignettes that challenge conventional perspective, utilizing clean geometric framing and soft light to elevate the brand's latest collection. Fashion editor Géraldine Saglio curates an eclectic, high-contrast wardrobe that seamlessly bridges the gap between formal tailoring and playful, lifestyle-inflected comfort, while set designer Vincent Olivieri creates an airy, studio-based atmosphere defined by vibrant blocks of color and architectural partitions. The campaign thrives on a visual tension between reality and artifice, featuring models Maggie Maurer, Max Knott, and Tianna St. Louis, whose dynamic, carefully choreographed poses bring a sense of weightlessness to the imagery. With expert hair styling from Diego Da Silva and meticulous makeup artistry by Morgane Martini, each frame leans into a cinematic aesthetic that highlights the collection’s structural integrity and vivid color palette. Ultimately, this series of commercial images avoids traditional catalog tropes in favor of an experimental, surreal approach that places focus squarely on the craftsmanship of the accessories, ensuring the footwear—from signature red-soled classics to modern slingbacks—remains the focal point of a sophisticated, forward-thinking visual narrative.

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Christian Louboutin · Christian Louboutin Spring 26 Campaign (Part II)

The Christian Louboutin Spring 26 Campaign (Part II) utilizes a series of surreal studio compositions to showcase the brand's latest footwear and accessories. Through the lens of photographer Julien Martinez Leclerc, the project explores distorted proportions by featuring models interacting with oversized, sculptural versions of the brand's iconic shoes and bags. The editorial series features fashion styling by Géraldine Saglio, which pairs minimalist, form-fitting attire with the intricate textures of patent and suede leather. The narrative relies on a clean, minimalist aesthetic, using bright studio lighting and a stark white background to ground the theatrical VFX and 3D CGI elements. Additional production contributions include set design by Felix Gesnouin, hair styling by Ramona Eschbach, and makeup by Anthony Preel.

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Christian Louboutin · Christian Louboutin Winter 25 Advertising

The Christian Louboutin Winter 25 advertising campaign showcases the brand's latest footwear collection through a series of intimate, studio-based imagery. Photographed by Cass Bird, the series balances sharp, commercial studio aesthetics with editorial detail, employing a mix of soft diffused lighting and direct flash to define form and texture. Fashion editing and styling by Géraldine Saglio centers on the contrast between voluminous, cozy knitwear and the intricate construction of the seasonal footwear. The production features set design by Jean-Michel Bertin, with hair styling by Diego Da Silva, makeup by Morgane Martini, and manicures by Beatrice Eni. The campaign features models Mao Xiaoxing, Luna Passos, and Hedi Ben Tekaya.

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Christian Louboutin · Christian Louboutin Nudes Cassia Collection

Christian Louboutin introduces the Nudes Cassia Collection, a focused fashion campaign that explores a palette of complementary skin tones. The imagery features models Laiza de Moura, Mao Xiaoxing, Nyanderi Deng, Rey, and Sofi Damzina posed in minimalist bodysuits and the collection’s signature lace-up high-heeled pumps. Photographed by Marcin Kempski with fashion styling by Géraldine Saglio, the campaign utilizes a clean, high-key studio aesthetic. The production incorporates set design by Nicola Scarlino, alongside hair styling by Ramona Eschbach, makeup by Morgane Martini, and manicures by Romane Martini. The visual execution leans into commercial and clean vertical compositions to emphasize footwear details and textile textures.

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Christian Louboutin · Christian Louboutin Fall 25 Advertising

Christian Louboutin’s Fall 25 advertising campaign presents a series of surreal and playful imagery, captured by photographer Oliver Hadlee Pearch. The work leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing natural light to define its subjects across varied architectural and outdoor settings. The campaign features styling by Géraldine Saglio, with hair by Louis Ghewy and makeup by Morgane Martini. Through casting by Arthur Méjean and set design by Olivia Aine, the visuals integrate high-fashion silhouettes with unconventional props and structural framing devices to emphasize the brand's latest collection.

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Christian Louboutin · Christian Louboutin Trail N Run

Christian Louboutin expands its reach into high-performance footwear with the Trail N Run campaign. This fashion-led series balances athletic silhouettes with the brand's signature aesthetic, featuring bold red soles set against minimalist, high-contrast studio backdrops. Photographer Félix Dol-Maillot captures the collection through a series of dynamic portraits, utilizing editorial techniques and sharp directional lighting. The imagery highlights the integration of performance materials and tailored outerwear, styled by fashion editor Veronique Didry to emphasize form and movement. The project features models Gonzalo Allgayer and Michiko Foy, with casting by Arthur Méjean and set design by Chloe Barriere. The clean visual approach is supported by the grooming work of hair stylist Diego Da Silva and makeup artist Megumi Itano.

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Christian Louboutin · Spring 2025 Collection

Christian Louboutin’s Spring 2025 campaign leans into a polished, editorial aesthetic, framing the new footwear collection against classical stone architecture and monumental public squares. Photographed by Chris Colls, the series emphasizes the interplay between structural stonework and contemporary silhouettes, utilizing natural light to highlight textures across both wardrobe and background. Fashion editor and stylist Géraldine Saglio curates a diverse range of looks, moving from sharp, tailored tailoring and leather trench coats to vibrant monochrome accents. The imagery, which incorporates techniques such as analogue film, maintains a clean, warm atmosphere throughout the series. Model Marie Loridan anchors the campaign, with beauty direction provided by hair stylist Diego Da Silva and makeup artist Megumi Itano.

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Christian Louboutin · ROUGE STILETTO VINYL GLOSS

Christian Louboutin introduces the Rouge Stiletto Vinyl Gloss, a beauty campaign showcasing the brand’s expansion into vibrant lip products. Photographer Anthony Arquier captures model Daphne Groeneveld in a series of polished, commercial images that anchor the collection’s focus on high-gloss finishes and signature red tones. The visuals utilize a clean studio approach, relying on beauty light and natural light to emphasize the contrast between sleek black silhouettes and the vivid crimson palette. Fashion editor Berenger Pelc provides the styling, while hair stylist Pierre Saint Sever, makeup artist Morgane Martini, and manicurist Romane Martini define the aesthetic, ensuring a cohesive look across all campaign assets.

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Christian Louboutin · Christian Louboutin Wedding

Christian Louboutin expands its visual language with this wedding-focused fashion campaign. Photographed by Julien Martinez Leclerc and styled by Géraldine Saglio, the imagery employs a clean, minimalist aesthetic to frame formal occasion wear and the brand's signature red-soled footwear. The series features models Luna Passos and Tom Rey within a series of surreal, high-contrast studio portraits. Technical execution relies on directional lighting and precise post-production to create a polished, editorial look that highlights textures ranging from feathered textiles to structured tailoring. Hair styling by Ramona Eschbach and makeup by Morgane Martini provide the finishing touches to the series.