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Featured Nina Ricci projects
This week's top Nina Ricci projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Nina Ricci · Vénus de Nina Ricci
For the launch of Vénus de Nina Ricci, photographer Coni Tarallo crafts a visual narrative that elevates the fragrance into a modern odyssey of light, texture, and oceanic allure. Anchored by the magnetic presence of model Tina Kunakey di Vita, the fragrance campaign leans into an ethereal aesthetic that celebrates the interplay between organic elements and refined luxury. By utilizing natural light to capture the glistening, wet-skin texture of the subject, the imagery emphasizes the shell-inspired geometry of the bottle, effectively positioning the product as an extension of the human form. Whether captured amidst the gentle, rolling waves of the shoreline or reclined against minimalist white textiles, the series maintains a cohesive visual language rooted in editorial minimalism and cinematic polish. Makeup artist Gustavo Bortolotti complements the vision with a wet-look finish that echoes the oceanic theme, while set designer Selena Liu balances the high-fashion sensibilities with grounded, tactile details. The deliberate use of golden hour illumination and macro photography techniques allows the glass and metallic components of the bottle to glow with a sculptural intensity. This fragrance campaign successfully translates the concept of the new floral eau de parfum into a sensory experience, blending soft, diffuse lighting with bold, elegant typography to define a sophisticated chapter for the house of Nina Ricci within the competitive beauty landscape.
Project Nina Ricci · Nina Ricci AW25 Campaign
Nina Ricci presents its AW25 collection through a series of editorial images captured by photographer Vito Fernicola and styled by Carine Roitfeld. The campaign moves between grand, architectural interiors featuring sweeping marble staircases and minimalist studio environments, emphasizing the sculptural silhouettes of the seasonal collection. The imagery utilizes a blend of natural light and directional studio lighting to highlight textures, from voluminous faux fur and satin to sheer fabrics and heavy fringe. The creative direction, supported by hair stylist Laurent Philippon and makeup artist Patrick Glatthaar, creates a polished and cinematic aesthetic across both color and monochrome compositions. With casting by Nachum Shonn, the project features models Jadi Wegener and Zuza Bryk throughout the series.
Project Nina Ricci · Nina Ricci SS25
The Nina Ricci SS25 collection project captures a refined series of fashion portraits that alternate between bright, architectural minimalism and moody, tactile close-ups. With creative vision provided by designer Harris Reed, the work balances sculptural accessories with voluminous textures and draped satin silhouettes. Photographer Nicolas Receveur directs the editorial gaze, utilizing both directional natural light and low-key chiaroscuro techniques to define the collection’s contrasting palette. Stylist Ryan Wohlgemut brings a cohesive aesthetic to the campaign, coordinating intricate braided hairstyles and statement metallic jewellery. Makeup artist Loriane Leger provides a focused beauty approach that centers the models, including Lou Blusson and Zahara B, against both ornate interior panelling and stark studio backdrops.
Project Nina Ricci · Fall 2025 Ad Campaign
For the Nina Ricci Fall 2025 ad campaign, the legendary house leans into a cinematic narrative that masterfully balances high-fashion editorial rigor with dynamic, lived-in movement. Under the visionary direction of creative director Harris Reed, the collection finds its voice within the grand, neoclassical architecture of an elegant interior space, where polished marble staircases and ornate wood-paneled rooms serve as the backdrop for a collection defined by texture and architectural volume. The styling, curated by Carine Roitfeld, emphasizes this tactile storytelling, juxtaposing sheer fabrics, bold faux-fur collars, and intricate fringe detailing against the weight of heavy wools and lustrous satins. Across the series, the visual language oscillates between high-key studio strobe precision and the soft, organic qualities of natural light, capturing a sense of transition as models navigate these grand environments. The use of low-key chiaroscuro in select portraits heightens the focus on garment craftsmanship, while the fluid, windswept nature of the compositions channels an effortless, elevated lifestyle aesthetic. By anchoring the project in such refined, traditional settings, the campaign avoids the sterility often found in modern luxury fashion imagery, instead opting for a sophisticated, atmospheric portrait of movement that celebrates both the legacy of the house and the avant-garde spirit of the current collection.
Project Nina Ricci · Le Bal bag
Nina Ricci spotlights the Le Bal bag in this commercial fashion project, captured through the lens of photographer César Segarra. Featuring actor Blanca Suarez, the campaign focuses on the structured form of the accessory paired with sharp, tailored apparel. The imagery channels a refined aesthetic, utilizing moody, low-key lighting and clean compositions to highlight material textures. The series alternates between portrait-led shots and still-life product studies, set against dark, atmospheric interiors that emphasize the luxury nature of the collection.
Project Nina Ricci · Nina Ricci S/S 24 Eyewear
The Nina Ricci S/S 24 Eyewear campaign presents a polished exploration of seasonal optical designs. Captured through the lens of photographer Elina Kechicheva, the portrait series channels a contemporary aesthetic defined by a low-key chiaroscuro lighting style and a clean, monochromatic color palette. Fashion editor Harry Lambert anchors the visual identity of the project, pairing statement eyewear with sleek, minimalist garments. The intimate studio compositions are supported by hair styling from Alexandry Costa and makeup by Patrick Glatthaar, featuring models Alva Claire, Dalton Dubois, and Denyse Tumukunde.
Project Nina Ricci · Nina Ricci FW25
Nina Ricci presents its FW25 collection through a series of editorial studio portraits and lookbook imagery. Photographed by Nicolas Receveur, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing clean backgrounds and diffused soft light to emphasize garment construction and fabric textures. The series features styling by Ryan Wohlgemut, who curates a selection of structured tailoring, silk draping, and intricate plumetis tulle details. Featured talent including Lou Blusson, Marvella Niteka, and Zahara B are captured in a vertical format, with polished makeup artistry by Loriane Leger completing the look. The execution prioritizes a commercial sensibility, focusing on silhouette and textile clarity.
Project Nina Ricci · Cosy Home Capsule
Nina Ricci presents the Cosy Home Capsule, an editorial fashion project showcasing refined loungewear silhouettes designed by Harris Reed. Captured by photographer Nicolas Receveur, the series explores the intersection of high-end tailoring and home-centric comfort. The imagery features model Lesia Havrylets in a clean studio environment, highlighting both fluid silk blouses and patterned pyjama sets with distinct piping. The execution utilizes soft studio lighting to emphasize texture and form. With fashion styling by Ryan Wohlgemut and makeup by Loriane Leger, the campaign leans into a clean, lifestyle-focused aesthetic.
Project Nina Ricci · SS24
Nina Ricci presents its SS24 collection through a series of refined fashion editorials. The campaign explores the interplay of silhouette and texture, highlighting structured tailoring and minimalist garments against a stark studio backdrop. Shot by photographer Nicolas Receveur, the imagery channels a clean aesthetic through high-key lighting. The collection features key pieces including backless dresses with crystal-embellished details and lavender tailoring accented with velvet lapels. Creative direction by Harris Reed is complemented by styling from Ryan Wohlgemut, while makeup by Loriane Leger emphasizes a natural look. Model Nyaduola Gabriel appears across the editorial imagery, which utilizes editorial framing and clean studio compositions.
Project Nina Ricci · Nina Ricci SS24 Eyewear
Nina Ricci presents its SS24 eyewear collection through a series of editorial portraits that focus on the sculptural silhouettes of the season’s frames. Photographed by Nicolas Receveur, the campaign captures the oversized cat-eye and sharp winged designs against clean, seamless white backdrops. Working with stylist Ryan Wohlgemut and makeup artist Loriane Leger, the imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic to highlight the glossy acetate finishes. The visual language utilizes beauty light to emphasize the architectural details of the pieces designed by Harris Reed, presented on models Bárbara Sánchez and Haizhu Gu.
Project Nina Ricci · Nina Ricci FW24
The Nina Ricci FW24 collection showcases the architectural vision of designer Harris Reed through a series of sharp, monochromatic fashion portraits. The editorial imagery explores precise tailoring and sculptural silhouettes, ranging from pinstripe blazers and ruffled wrap skirts to voluminous, high-collar shirting and graphic polka-dot dresses. Captured by photographer Nicolas Receveur, the campaign utilizes a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic to emphasize fabric texture and garment construction. Styling by Ryan Wohlgemut pairs the collection’s bold volumes with polished accessories, including sculptural footwear and ornate jewelry, while makeup artist Loriane Leger provides a refined finish to the models' looks. The production maintains a consistent visual identity across all frames, defined by stark white backdrops and balanced, even lighting.
Project Nina Ricci · Nina Ricci F/W 24 Eyewear
Nina Ricci presents its Fall/Winter 2024 eyewear campaign, a series of portraits captured by photographer Nicolas Receveur. The project showcases the latest collection designed by Harris Reed, emphasizing sharp, sculptural silhouettes and oversized frames. Featuring model Yutong Gu, the imagery utilizes a minimalist aesthetic against a clean studio backdrop. The campaign leans into editorial and commercial styles, incorporating clean studio lighting and soft light to highlight the graphic design of the eyewear. Fashion styling by Ryan Wohlgemut and makeup by Loriane Leger complete the composition, focusing on a precise, contemporary look.
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