Givenchy Beauty
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Featured Givenchy Beauty projects
This week's top Givenchy Beauty projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Givenchy Beauty · Givenchy Beauty Le Rouge Velvet Matte Campaign
Givenchy Beauty presents a series of portraits for the Le Rouge Velvet Matte campaign, captured by photographer Carlijn Jacobs. The imagery focuses on the application and texture of the velvet matte product, utilizing clean studio lighting and a stark white backdrop to highlight the cosmetic details. Featuring models Karolina Spakowski and Nyakong Chan, the commercial beauty project emphasizes precise makeup application and minimalist styling. The photography employs a clean aesthetic and consistent lighting setups, prioritizing product visibility and defined facial features within a vertical format.
Project Givenchy Beauty · Givenchy Beauty Prisme Libre 2025 Campaign
Givenchy Beauty presents the 2025 campaign for its Prisme Libre collection, a series of portraiture focused on cosmetic texture and application. Photographed by Carlijn Jacobs, the series features model Karolina Spakowski and others in a series of clean, minimalist compositions. The imagery utilizes soft, even studio lighting to highlight professional makeup artistry by Thom Walker. With hair styling by Joseph Pujalte and fashion editorial direction from Vittoria Cerciello, the campaign leans into a polished, commercial aesthetic defined by its neutral palette and sharp, focused detail.
Project Givenchy Beauty · Givenchy Beauty Le Rouge Satin Silk
Givenchy Beauty elevates its signature cosmetic identity through the Le Rouge Satin Silk campaign, a sophisticated exploration of texture and high-fashion aesthetics within the beauty industry. Captured through the lens of photographer Collier Schorr, the project centers on a series of crisp, studio-based portraits that define the brand's sharp and modern visual language. By utilizing studio strobe lighting to achieve high-key, even illumination, Schorr ensures that every detail, from the structural precision of a blazer to the intricate, light-reflecting crystals of a dangling earring, remains in crystalline focus. Models Emeline Hoareau, Karolina Spakowski, and Nyakong Chan anchor the campaign, each channeling a distinct, confident elegance that emphasizes the collection's bold pigment and finish. The creative execution leans into editorial minimalism, stripping away environmental distractions to allow the interplay between glossy, vibrant lip color and clean white backdrops to take center stage. This deliberate approach creates a powerful dialogue between high-end fashion and cosmetic artistry, successfully positioning the lipstick as both an accessory and a focal point of personal style. By masterfully balancing commercial clarity with the elevated sensibility of high-fashion portraiture, the project reinforces Givenchy Beauty’s status as a leader in the luxury cosmetics market, delivering a visual story that is as timeless as it is impact-driven and refined.
Project Givenchy Beauty · Givenchy Beauty Le Rouge Velvet Matt ...
Givenchy Beauty elevates the standards of high-end cosmetics with its latest campaign for the Le Rouge Velvet Matt collection. Through a sophisticated editorial lens, the imagery captures the essence of refined luxury by blending sharp, structured silhouettes with the softness of a timeless aesthetic. Photographer Carlijn Jacobs masterfully orchestrates this visual narrative, utilizing natural light to accentuate the depth of the skin tones and the intricate textures of the wardrobe. The campaign features models Karolina Spakowski and Nyakong Chan, whose poised, calm expressions perfectly embody the prestige of the brand. Set against a backdrop of classic wrought-iron staircases and neutral-toned stone walls with elegant molding, the project leans into a minimalist, professional atmosphere that allows the product details to take center stage. The use of editorial portraiture techniques creates a sense of polished permanence, bridging the gap between high-fashion editorial storytelling and effective commercial allure. Each frame prioritizes a clean, high-concept composition where the vibrant red branding of Givenchy acts as a singular, striking focal point amidst a muted palette. This campaign successfully communicates a sense of modern femininity, demonstrating how precise lighting and thoughtful styling can transform a standard beauty advertisement into a compelling piece of visual artistry that feels both grounded and aspirational for the modern consumer.
Project Givenchy Beauty · Givenchy Beauty Prisme Libre Campaign
Givenchy Beauty presents a new visual campaign for the Prisme Libre collection, focusing on skin-focused cosmetics. The creative direction leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean, high-key white backdrop to highlight the textures of the liquid foundation and loose powder compacts. The project features models Karolina Spakowski and Nyakong Chan, captured by photographer Carlijn Jacobs. The editorial art direction is supported by styling from Vittoria Cerciello, hair styling by Joseph Pujalte, and makeup artistry by Thom Walker to maintain a polished finish.
Project Givenchy Beauty · Givenchy Beauty Irresistible Very Floral 2024
Givenchy Beauty presents the 2024 campaign for Irresistible Very Floral, a fragrance project featuring model Fran Summers. Photographed by Tom Schirmacher, the visuals employ a clean, polished aesthetic set against a gradient backdrop that transitions from white to pink. The execution leans into a commercial approach, utilizing geometric design elements and soft studio lighting to highlight the product. The creative team includes hair styling by Olivier Schawalder and makeup by Thom Walker, with set design by Enzo Selvatici and manicure by Philippe Ovak.
Project Givenchy Beauty · New Givenchy L’Interdit Mascara by Nicolas Prado
This cosmetics campaign for Givenchy Beauty showcases the L’Interdit Mascara through a series of polished portraiture and editorial compositions. Directed by Nicolas Prado, the visuals lean into a sophisticated, moody aesthetic, utilising dramatic warm lighting against minimal dark backgrounds to emphasize product packaging and makeup application. The series features model Carla Pereira and ensemble casting, with hair and makeup by Thom Walker. The work integrates a clean studio styling approach to highlight texture and definition, focusing on the refined details of the mascara and cosmetic application.
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