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Maison Margiela
Project'Scentsorium Collection' Spring 2026 Ad Campaign
Maison Margiela perfume bottle cradled by thorny dark stems against a minimal white background

Jieun Lim, Associate Creative Director,

Associated creatives

Fabien Baron
Fabien BaronCreative Director
Jieun Lim
Jieun LimAssistant Creative Director
Darius Khondji
Darius KhondjiDirector of Photography
Mathieu Caudroy
Mathieu CaudroySteadycam Operator
Fabien Benzaquen
Fabien BenzaquenProduct Video DP
Lulu Tenney and Leon Dame
Lulu Tenney and Leon DameModels
Eugene Souleiman
Eugene SouleimanHair
Mark Carrasquillo
Mark CarrasquilloMakeup
Prescilia Demonceaux
Prescilia DemonceauxManicurist
Phantasm
PhantasmProduction
Jean Hughes De Chantillon
Jean Hughes De ChantillonSet Designer
Garance du Nord and Hélène Manche
Garance du Nord and Hélène MancheFloral and Prop Stylists
Jacques Del Conte
Jacques Del ConteExecutive Post Producer
Cristina Golubovich and Barbara Losseau
Cristina Golubovich and Barbara LosseauFilm Post Producers
William Town
William TownLongform Editors
Bryan Alexander and Isaiah Suko
Bryan Alexander and Isaiah SukoAssistant Editors
Tim Masick and Company 3
Tim Masick and Company 3Colorists
Victor Magro and Future Perfect Music
Victor Magro and Future Perfect MusicComposers
Concret Form
Concret FormSound Studio
Raphaël Ajuelos
Raphaël AjuelosSound Design & Mix
Inès Adam
Inès AdamSound Editor
50 Frames
50 FramesRetouching

Tags

perfume bottlefragrance bottlebottlegold perfumegold liquidthorny stemsblack thornsthorny branches

Description

Maison Margiela presents a striking commercial image for the Scentsorium Collection Spring 2026 ad campaign, directed by Fabien Baron with director of photography Darius Khondji. The vertical composition features a glass perfume bottle containing golden liquid, intertwined with sharp black thorny stems against a minimalist white backdrop. The bottle bears a white label featuring typography for Maison Margiela. Clean studio lighting highlights the sharp contrast between the reflective glass and the dark, textured thorns.