Celine

Apr 2026

The Celine Beauté 2026 campaign leans into the brand's enduring commitment to Parisian chic, blending the worlds of fashion and fine jewellery into a singular, cohesive visual narrative. Captured through the lens of photographer Zoë Ghertner, the project exemplifies a masterclass in editorial minimalism. By stripping away the noise of high-concept set design, the imagery focuses entirely on the interplay between tactile textures and sharp, structured silhouettes. Featuring model Carolyn Pan, the portraiture work employs clean studio strobe lighting to emphasize the reflective surfaces of polished gold and silver rings set against the stark, high-contrast backdrop of a white environment. This restrained approach highlights the intricate craft of the jewellery while maintaining a sophisticated, modern attitude. The resulting campaign frames the accessory not merely as an adornment, but as an essential component of the subject's sartorial identity. Ghertner manages to elevate the traditional studio portrait, ensuring that every detail—from the crisp fabric of the blazer to the precise placement of the metallic elements—feels intentional and timeless. This deliberate focus on clarity and form reaffirms Celine’s position within the luxury sector, demonstrating that true elegance often lies in the most refined and direct visual expressions, providing a clear window into the brand's evolving aesthetic vision for the coming year.

Editorial, Vertical

Studio strobe

Jewellery, Fashion