Bio
Zoë Ghertner, a talented photographer based in Los Angeles and originally from New York, is celebrated for her evocative naturalistic style and compelling depictions of women. Ghertner began her artistic journey in still life photography before seamlessly transitioning into the realm of fashion. Over the years, she has honed a unique visual language, crafting editorial narratives for prestigious publications such as M Le Monde, Self Service, i-D, The Gentlewoman, W Magazine, and American Vogue. Her collaborations with renowned stylists—including Marie Chaix, Camilla Nickerson, Parissca Burns, Grace Coddington, and Suzanne Koller—have further enriched her work, showcasing her ability to blend artistic vision with editorial finesse. Her impressive roster of clients features iconic brands such as Celine, Chanel, The Row, Sonia Rykiel, Hermès, Tiffany & Co., Nordstrom, Proenza Schouler, and Gucci, reflecting her status as a sought-after artist in the fashion industry. Ghertner’s work has also graced the walls of prominent galleries, including the former Thomas Duncan Gallery in Los Angeles and Koenig & Clinton in New York, where her exhibitions have captivated audiences and solidified her reputation as a leading voice in contemporary photography.