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Grace Elizabeth poses in a bright blue button-down shirt and textured mini shorts on a cream daybed for Veronica Beard.

Grace Elizabeth wearing a dark denim jacket with an embellished collar and wide-leg trousers against a red velvet curtain.

Model wearing a dark blue denim jacket with embellished collar holding a metallic silver handbag against red curtains

Grace Elizabeth poses seated wearing a light blue button-down shirt with wide white-trimmed cuffs against a neutral background.

Model Grace Elizabeth in a black crystal-embellished dress posing against a vibrant red backdrop for Veronica Beard Holiday 2025.

Model Grace Elizabeth in a rust orange satin long-sleeve maxi dress leaning against a wooden wardrobe filled with clothing and shoe boxes.

Model Grace Elizabeth resting her head on her knee wearing a grey knit cardigan and camel wide-leg trousers with side stripes.

Grace Elizabeth in a dark brown double-breasted blazer and patterned skirt against wood paneling

Model Grace Elizabeth wearing a bright blue buttoned coat over a grey hoodie in front of wooden wardrobe shelves.

Grace Elizabeth posing against a rich red background wearing an embellished black top and holding a handbag

Grace Elizabeth reclines on a cream upholstered chair wearing a dark brown fur jacket and wide-leg blue denim jeans.

Veronica Beard Veronica Beard Holiday 2025 2025

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The Veronica Beard Holiday 2025 campaign features model Grace Elizabeth in a series of polished, commercial-focused editorials. The project leans into a warm, retro aesthetic, utilizing clean studio lighting and layered textures like red velvet curtains, plush upholstery, and wood paneling to showcase the collection's tailoring and seasonal embellishments. Photographer Nagi Sakai captures the subject against both minimal and richly detailed backdrops, highlighting the tactile qualities of satin, wool, and crystal-adorned denim. The imagery was realized through a collaborative creative team including fashion editor Emily Holland, who orchestrated the styling, and producer Lexy Monaco. The final visual identity is further defined by hair styling from Shinya Nakagawa, makeup by Stoj, and meticulous prop styling by Marissa Herrmann.