Chanel Fragrances & Beauty
Featured Chanel Fragrances & Beauty projects
This week's top Chanel Fragrances & Beauty projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Chanel Fragrances & Beauty · Chanel N°5 Eau de Toilette 2026 Campaign
Chanel Fragrances and Beauty returns to its storied heritage with the 2026 campaign for N°5 Eau de Toilette, a project that masterfully bridges the gap between classic luxury and contemporary cinematic appeal. Featuring actress Margot Robbie as the face of the brand, the campaign leans into a visual language defined by editorial minimalism and deliberate, high-end precision. Captured by photographer Karim Sadli, the imagery employs crisp studio strobe lighting to ensure every detail, from the golden hue of the iconic fragrance to the striking vibrancy of Robbie’s sheer red button-down, commands the viewer’s attention. The styling, curated by Andrew Mukamal and Leila Smara, emphasizes a sophisticated yet accessible aesthetic, while Bryce Scarlett’s loose, natural waves and Pati Dubroff’s clean, polished makeup application reinforce a sense of timeless elegance. By placing the bottle at the center of the composition against a stark, white backdrop, the photography elevates the product into an essential accessory of modern life. This beauty campaign successfully captures the enduring spirit of Chanel, proving that even the most iconic fragrance can be reimagined through a fresh, sharp, and unmistakably modern lens. Every frame serves as a testament to the collaborative craft required to keep a legacy brand at the absolute forefront of the global luxury market.
Project Chanel Fragrances & Beauty · Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absol ...
Chanel Fragrances & Beauty leans into an intimate, high-octane aesthetic for its latest campaign, Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absol. Featuring the captivating presence of singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, the creative narrative centers on a bold portraiture approach that balances timeless Parisian elegance with a modern, rebellious spirit. Photographer Lachlan Bailey masters the lens here, utilizing specialized beauty light to emphasize the soft, warm golden ambient tones that saturate the frame. The visual composition is elevated by the precise hand of fashion editor and stylist Leila Smara, who layers classic pearl strands against a textured white top to create a rich, tactile depth. Technical execution is sharpened through the meticulous hair styling of James Pecis and the crisp, dramatic makeup artistry provided by Stéphane Marais, while Alexandra Janowski provides the finishing touch with a striking deep burgundy manicure. Set designer Aline Bonetto curates the dimly lit interior, anchoring the scene in a sophisticated space that feels both personal and cinematic. This editorial commercial campaign is defined by its commitment to classic luxury codes, yet it avoids stagnation by integrating live-action technique elements and hand-lettered overlays that inject a spontaneous energy into the fragrance marketing landscape. The resulting imagery is a masterclass in modern beauty photography, successfully bridging the gap between archival brand heritage and the refreshed, youthful vitality of the contemporary Chanel woman.
Project Chanel Fragrances & Beauty · LE ROUGE DUO ULTRA TENUE
Chanel Fragrances & Beauty leans into its heritage of timeless elegance with the latest campaign for LE ROUGE DUO ULTRA TENUE. This beauty campaign centers on a striking, high-impact aesthetic that prioritizes the intersection of luxury and long-wear precision. Captured by photographer Tim El Kaïm, the editorial visuals utilize clean studio strobe lighting against a stark white backdrop to emphasize the product’s metallic finish and the model’s impeccable complexion. Model Lennon Sorrenti anchors the project, expertly showcasing the vivid deep red pigment of the lipstick, which is echoed in her perfectly matched manicure. The execution feels purposeful and polished, benefiting significantly from the styling choices of Dimitri Riviere, while Joseph Pujalte’s hair styling and Christine Corbel’s precise makeup application ensure every frame reads as a masterclass in modern commercial beauty portraiture. By focusing on minimal distractions and high-fidelity textures, the project highlights the physical allure of the Le Rouge Duo line. The resulting imagery is both sophisticated and direct, stripping away the noise to spotlight the color performance that defines the Chanel cosmetics identity. Through these sharp, focused compositions, the brand successfully reinforces its position at the vanguard of the beauty industry, demonstrating how careful coordination between styling and photography can elevate a functional product into a statement of high fashion.
Project Chanel Fragrances & Beauty · Bleu de Chanel 2026
Chanel Fragrances & Beauty redefines masculine elegance with the latest iteration of the Bleu de Chanel 2026 fragrance campaign. This visual narrative centers on actor Jacob Elordi, whose presence anchors the project in a moody, sophisticated atmosphere that perfectly captures the brand identity. Through the lens of photographer Karim Sadli, the campaign leans into a cinematic portrait aesthetic, utilizing expert studio strobe lighting to craft a high-contrast look defined by deep blue tones. The composition relies on the interplay of shadow and light, employing a distinct low-key, chiaroscuro technique that accentuates both the architectural sharpness of the fragrance bottle and the textured details of Elordi’s expression. The collaboration with director Alfonso Cuarón ensures a narrative depth that transcends traditional beauty advertising, feeling more like a frame pulled from an atmospheric feature film. Every element, from the cool, nocturnal palette to the precise editorial styling, serves to underscore a sense of mystery and modern poise. With makeup artistry by Sandrine Cano Bock, the imagery feels raw yet refined, grounding the luxury product in a tangible, human experience. This campaign successfully merges the world of high-end fragrance with the gravitas of modern portrait photography, proving that a singular, intentional image can articulate a brand story as effectively as a full-length film production while maintaining a timeless visual language.
Project Chanel Fragrances & Beauty · Chanel Eclat Premier
Chanel Fragrances & Beauty leans into a polished, high-end aesthetic with the Eclat Premier campaign, a masterclass in editorial minimalism and brand identity. By blending precise commercial product photography with intimate portraiture, the project explores the interplay between natural luminosity and synthetic luxury. Photographer and director Nicolas Kantor brings a sophisticated, controlled eye to the series, utilizing studio strobe techniques and high-key lighting to maintain a pristine, clinical crispness across every frame. The visuals feature Nana Komatsu as the primary talent, whose natural, clean makeup look—perfected by artist Manu Kopp—underscores the campaign’s focus on clear, radiant skin. Styled by Virginie Benarroch, the imagery incorporates metallic accents and architectural branding that ground the abstract macro shots of fluid dynamics and organic flora within a premium skincare narrative. The deliberate choice of macro photography and high-key backgrounds allows the texture of the Eclat Premier cream to stand out against the stark, white-space compositions. By stripping away visual noise, the campaign highlights the brand's heritage through a contemporary lens, effectively positioning its skincare range as a blend of raw, organic purity and refined, modern elegance. This synergy of talent, including hair styling by Karim Belghiran and manicures by Laura Forget, ensures the campaign feels both cohesive and aspirational, perfectly capturing the essence of the Eclat Premier line through expert creative execution.
Project Chanel Fragrances & Beauty · CHANEL Buttons
Chanel Fragrances & Beauty presents the CHANEL Buttons campaign, a series of beauty portraits centered on the intersection of cosmetic texture and facial detail. The project leans into high-fidelity visuals, utilizing macro photography to highlight product finishes alongside skin textures. Photographer Drew Vickers and director Nicolas Kantor lead the production, working with models Ella Mccutcheon, Huijia Chen, Lulu Tenney, and Maty Fall. The creative team includes fashion editor and stylist Imruh Asha, hair stylist Benjamin Muller, and makeup artist Ammy Drammeh, with set design by Jean-Michel Bertin and manicures by Alexandra Janowski.
Explore other brands
Explore Visie’s leading industries, projects, and the talented creatives representing them.
