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·Spring 2024 Ad Campaign

Close-up shot of legs in red tights wearing studded leather shoes against a clean white studio background

Model seated on a white platform wearing a brown top, red tights, and buckled shoes, against a white studio background with hanging fabric.

Model seated on a white floor wearing a green top, light grey tights, and metallic embellished shoes against a seamless white background.

Close-up of a model wearing buckled leather boots and a dark skirt against a minimal grey and white studio backdrop

Close-up shot of black crocodile-embossed leather boots with silver studs and buckles resting on a chair

Model seated behind translucent fabric wearing silver strappy flats and white tights for 13 09 SR Spring 2024 ad campaign

Close-up portrait of a model wearing clear sunglasses against a plain white background for 13 09 SR

Close-up portrait of a model wearing dark sunglasses with wet-look hair against a plain white background for 13 09 SR.

13 09 SR Spring 2024 Ad Campaign 2024

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For the 13 09 SR Spring 2024 ad campaign, creative director Serge Ruffieux presents a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to place the brand’s latest footwear and accessories at the absolute center of the frame. Captured with an unerring eye by photographer Annemarie Kuus, the series leans into a stark, graphic aesthetic that thrives on high-key lighting and the precise, clinical clarity of studio strobe photography. Models Achol Kuir and Lavinia De Aquino provide the canvas for a vibrant, color-blocked narrative where opaque, textured tights and sculptural leather footwear take on an architectural quality. The imagery is meticulously composed, utilizing clean white backdrops to elevate utilitarian details—from metallic-buckled loafers to croc-embossed boots—into objects of high-fashion desire. Stylist Dimitri Rivière bridges the gap between raw functionality and luxury, curating a look that feels both avant-garde and intentionally grounded. With hair by Alexander Soltermann and makeup artistry by David Koppelaar, the portraits maintain an ethereal, disciplined polish that persists even through experimental, soft-focus veil play. Set designer Samuel Fasse’s contributions remain subtle yet essential, providing the elevated platforms and minimalist props that anchor each composition. Ultimately, this collection reads as a cohesive, visual dialogue on modern silhouette, successfully pushing the commercial boundaries of luxury accessories through the lens of pure, high-fashion editorial portraiture.