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This week's top Givenchy projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Givenchy · Winter 2026 Ad Campaign
For the Givenchy Winter 2026 campaign, creative director Sarah Burton and campaign creative directors M/M lean into a raw, tactile aesthetic captured by photographer Juergen Teller. The visuals contrast the luxury fashion house’s sharp tailoring and sculptural silhouettes against the stark, weathered backdrop of rugged limestone cliffs and concrete piers. Featuring talent including Kaia Gerber, Eva Herzigova, Liu Wen, Nyaduola Gabriel, and Constance Debré, the imagery uses direct flash and natural light to emphasize the materiality of the collection—from vibrant floral-printed fringe and ribbed knits to polished leather accessories and architectural brocade gowns. Styling by Camilla Nickerson grounds the high-fashion editorial in a landscape of pale stone and coastal textures, with the collection anchored by the signature Givenchy Paris typography.
Project Givenchy · Spring 2027 Menswear Ad Campaign
For the Spring 2027 menswear ad campaign, Givenchy leans into a raw, documentary-style aesthetic that bridges the gap between high-fashion editorialism and authentic portraiture. Under the creative direction of Sarah Burton, the project eschews traditional gloss for an approach that feels distinctly personal and grounded. Captured by renowned photographer Juergen Teller, the series features cultural icons like Don Letts and Sir Don McCullin, framing them not merely as models but as subjects within a broader narrative of timeless style and artistic legacy. The visual language oscillates between lush, natural light settings in sunlit meadows and stark, clean-lined studio portraits against neutral grey backdrops. Whether highlighting the intricate floral embroidery on an olive-toned coat or the structured elegance of a double-breasted grey suit, the imagery emphasizes texture and depth. By utilizing medium format film techniques and intentional framing that features subjects holding their own vintage equipment, the campaign channels a sense of lived-in history. This collaboration successfully recontextualizes the house's luxury identity through an editorial lens that values character and presence over artifice. The result is a sophisticated, commercial project that feels both classic and contemporary, demonstrating a masterful command of composition while staying true to the brand’s refined Parisian roots.
Project Givenchy · The accessories edit: the Givenchy W ...
In this latest accessories edit, Givenchy masterfully leans into the architecture of desire through a series of striking visual compositions. Under the creative direction of Eibhlín Albert-Doran, the campaign presents a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to place the focus squarely on material texture and form. Photographer Joaquin Laguinge employs a range of deliberate lighting techniques, from the high-contrast drama of chiaroscuro to the clinical, sharp output of a studio strobe, to articulate the tension between luxury and industrial design. Whether it is the playful, faux-fur-like volume of a navy mule or the piercing, high-gloss finish of red patent leather pumps, every frame reads as a deliberate study in sculpture. By isolating iconic pieces—from oversized, multi-material chain necklaces to geometrically refined earrings—the project elevates everyday footwear and jewelry into high-concept art. The integration of macro photography techniques highlights the intricate detailing of jewel cabochons and leather-covered hardware, grounding the brand’s avant-garde identity in tangible, tactile reality. This collection does not merely showcase items; it curates an aesthetic experience, utilizing natural light and high-key environments to underscore the precise craftsmanship inherent in each silhouette. It is an exercise in restraint where the interplay of shadow and surface creates a profound, lasting impact on the viewer.
Project Givenchy · Summer 2026 Ad Campaign
For the Summer 2026 ad campaign, Givenchy leans into a refined brand of editorial minimalism, distilling luxury fashion into a series of sharp, confident portraits. Under the creative direction of Sarah Burton and Ferdinando Verderi, the project achieves a deliberate equilibrium between architectural structure and human spontaneity. Photographer Collier Schorr captures a diverse ensemble of talent, including Kaia Gerber, Liu Wen, Isabelle Albuquerque, Selena Forest, and Annie Leibovitz, against a backdrop of understated, off-white studio environments. The imagery relies on the interplay of studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the tactile depth of the collection, from high-gloss leather gowns to heavy, metallic statement jewelry and intricate, floor-length fringe. Stylist Camilla Nickerson brings a cohesive, sophisticated rhythm to the ensembles, which are elevated by the precise hair styling of Olivier Schawalder and the clean, focused makeup work of Diane Kendal. The campaign functions as a study in contrast, where sculptural black silhouettes are frequently interrupted by striking pops of vibrant red, all anchored by Gideon Ponte's sparse set design. Through a balanced synthesis of portraiture and commercial intent, the campaign channels a contemporary spirit of ease and rigor, ensuring that the focus remains firmly on the impeccable construction of the garments. This is a masterclass in modern fashion photography, stripping away excess to highlight the timeless, singular vision of the house.
Project Givenchy · Givenchy Summer 2026 Campaign
The Givenchy Summer 2026 campaign marks a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the architectural precision and tactile richness of the collection. Under the guidance of creative director Ferdinando Verderi and designer Sarah Burton, the visuals lean into a cinematic clarity, utilizing soft light and beauty light to elevate the interplay between structured silhouettes and supple leather textures. By balancing high-fashion storytelling with a clean, contemporary studio setting, the imagery emphasizes a refined tension between the garments and their environments. The inclusion of high-profile talent such as Kaia Gerber, Liu Wen, and Selena Forrest brings a grounded, confident presence to the work, while the styling by Camilla Nickerson ensures that every accessory—from oversized crystal jewelry to bold, color-blocked sandals—acts as a deliberate punctuation mark against the minimalist backdrops. With hair styling by Olivier Schawalder and Sally Hershberger and nuanced makeup by Diane Kendal, the campaign achieves a cohesive aesthetic that feels both expansive and intimate. Set design by Gideon Ponte grounds the project in a sleek, modernist interior language that complements the collection's sharp tailoring. Captured with the deliberate eye of photographer Collier Schorr, the project serves as a compelling exploration of luxury fashion house identity, trading over-saturation for a singular, balanced focus on the craft of the silhouette and the texture of the cloth.
Project Givenchy · Fall 2025 Ad Campaign
The Givenchy Fall 2025 ad campaign serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, stripping away extraneous noise to focus on the interplay between architectural silhouettes and tactile textures. Under the visionary guidance of creative directors Sarah Burton and Ferdinando Verderi, the campaign leans into an editorial minimalism that feels both timeless and sharp. Captured by photographer Collier Schorr, the series of portraits features a diverse ensemble of talent, including Kaia Gerber, Adut Akech, and Eva Herzigova, whose varied expressions and poses bring a human dimension to the season's avant-garde designs. Whether playing with high-key lighting or the moody depths of chiaroscuro, the photography emphasizes the rigorous craftsmanship inherent to the house. The imagery relies heavily on studio strobe techniques to highlight intricate details, from the sculptural ruffles of mesh gowns to the heavy, multifaceted crystal chest pieces that define the collection. With styling by Camilla Nickerson and precision grooming by Olivier Schawalder and Lucia Pieroni, every frame feels curated and intentional. By placing these high-fashion ensembles against clean, neutral backgrounds, the campaign underscores the structural integrity of the garments. This project is a definitive statement for the luxury fashion house, blending conceptual art with commercial polish to capture a season that prizes bold, uncompromising design within a refined, monochromatic visual language.
Project Givenchy · Spring 2026 Ad Campaign
Givenchy’s Spring 2026 ad campaign centers on a series of refined portraits that leverage a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic. Photographer Collier Schorr captures subjects including Rooney Mara and Paul Simonon against neutral backdrops, utilizing precise directional lighting to emphasize the architectural silhouette and texture of the collection. The imagery, which spans both monochrome and color compositions, is defined by an editorial sensibility and straightforward framing. The campaign features creative direction by Ferdinando Verderi and styling by Camilla Nickerson. The visual language relies on a sparse approach to set design, allowing the tailored apparel and individual subjects to remain the primary focal point of the series.
Givenchy · Holiday 2023
Givenchy presents the Holiday 2023 collection, a commercial campaign highlighting a curated selection of refined apparel and luxury outerwear. The project features textured coats and formal pieces, accessorized with statement jewelry and structured leather handbags that emphasize the brand’s focus on hardware detail. Produced by Partner Films Paris, the film utilizes clean, live-action techniques and atmospheric lighting to build a formal visual identity. The production captures the collection’s focus on material quality and silhouette.
Project Givenchy · Givenchy Spring 2026
The Givenchy Spring 2026 collection features a series of editorial portraits that explore contrast and material texture. Designed by Sarah Burton and styled by Camilla Nickerson, the collection highlights structural tailoring, intricate lace, and vibrant satin silhouettes. The imagery employs a blend of clean studio lighting and moody, low-key flash photography to emphasize the movement of fabrics and the detail in statement jewellery. Casting by Jess Hallett features models including Athiec Geng, Ella Mccutcheon, and Nyaduola Gabriel, with hair and makeup crafted by Hannah Murray. The work incorporates minimalist aesthetics and chiaroscuro techniques to frame the garments against both stark and urban backdrops.
Givenchy · Holiday 2023
Givenchy presents its Holiday 2023 campaign, a high-end fashion production showcasing the latest ready-to-wear collection. The film spotlights the season's leather outerwear, statement accessories, and luxury handbags through polished cinematic sequencing. Set against minimalist architectural backgrounds, the visuals lean into a sophisticated color palette and warm lighting to define the brand's aesthetic. Partner Films London produced this live-action commercial, which focuses on the intricate textures of the garments and jewellery featured throughout the collection.
Givenchy · Holiday 2023
Givenchy presents its Holiday 2023 campaign, a commercial project spotlighting the brand's seasonal collection through a series of high-fashion portraits and product close-ups. The film focuses on the tactile elements of the collection, moving between structured outerwear, evening dresses, and formal tailoring alongside detailed shots of luxury handbags and hardware. Produced by Partner Films New York, the spot utilizes polished lighting to emphasize the interplay between rich fabrics, leather, and metallic accents against textured interior backdrops. The live-action technique maintains a clean, refined aesthetic throughout the sequence.
Project Givenchy · Givenchy Plage 2024 Collection
The Givenchy Plage 2024 collection campaign explores coastal elegance through a series of editorial and commercial portraits. Photographed by Ben Toms, the project captures models in settings ranging from rocky shorelines to open water, defined by the shifting light of dusk and golden hour. Styling by Berenger Pelc anchors the aesthetic in both structured tailoring and relaxed beachwear, utilizing sheer fabrics and bold prints to contrast against the rugged natural terrain. The imagery features hair by Mari Ohashi and makeup by Niamh Quinn, with casting by Anita Bitton. Executed with an analogue / film sensibility, the campaign uses natural light and occasional flash to maintain a consistent, cinematic atmosphere.
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