Various Lookbooks/Catalogs

Apr 2026

The Phillips Jewels 2026 project elevates the standards of luxury catalog production, blending the technical precision of high-end commercial work with the narrative depth of fine art editorial. Captured by photographer Emil Dietrich, the series serves as a masterclass in product-focused storytelling, where jewelry is treated as the singular hero of every frame. Through a deliberate interplay of studio strobe lighting and stark, minimalist color palettes, the photography highlights the intricate craftsmanship of rare gemstones and metallic settings. Model Jada Joyce brings a grounded, modern energy to these portraits, providing a human connection that softens the brilliance of the diamonds, rubies, and emeralds on display. The creative direction leans into a high-key aesthetic that celebrates editorial minimalism, effectively distancing the brand from traditional auction-house tropes. By pairing macro-level textures—such as dark ruched leather or reflective sequins—with the luminous saturation of the jewelry, the project creates a tactile viewing experience. The compositions are meticulously balanced, often utilizing a flat, muted blue or clean white backdrop to ensure the technical brilliance of each piece remains front and center. Ultimately, this collection succeeds by balancing the cool, calculated detachment of luxury retail with an evocative, portrait-led sensibility, resulting in a cohesive visual identity that feels both timeless and sharp.

Editorial, Portrait, Portrait

Studio strobe, Studio strobe

Jewellery, Fashion