Bella Hadid is the Face of LANVIN Fall Winter 2021 Collection

Luxury house LANVIN presented their Fall Winter 2021 campaign starring supermodel Bella Hadid captured by fashion photographers Mert and Marcus. In charge of creative direction was Bruno Sialelli, with styling from Carlos Nazario, and image direction by Ezra Petronio. Beauty is work of hair stylist Jawara, and makeup artist Cécile Paravina. The campaign features work of American artist James Rosenquist: Yellow Applause (1966), Ultra Tech (1981), Morning Sun (1963) and Through a Glass Ceiling (2004.)

“For his Fall/Winter 2021 Collection which carried through the visual interpretation of the campaign, Bruno Sialelli transformed the elegance of the oldest fashion house in Paris into a thought-provoking series of looks and images of pop culture juxtaposed with couture. A commentary on the current existence of fashion in a world ravaged, but ever changing and evolving against the escape and fantasy of pop, the campaign challenges today’s pop culture while also celebrating it.” – from Lanvin

Luxury house LANVIN presented their Fall Winter 2021 campaign starring supermodel Bella Hadid captured by fashion photographers Mert and Marcus. In charge of creative direction was Bruno Sialelli, with styling from Carlos Nazario, and image direction by Ezra Petronio. Beauty is work of hair stylist Jawara, and makeup artist Cécile Paravina. The campaign features work of American artist James Rosenquist: Yellow Applause (1966), Ultra Tech (1981), Morning Sun (1963) and Through a Glass Ceiling (2004.)

“For his Fall/Winter 2021 Collection which carried through the visual interpretation of the campaign, Bruno Sialelli transformed the elegance of the oldest fashion house in Paris into a thought-provoking series of looks and images of pop culture juxtaposed with couture. A commentary on the current existence of fashion in a world ravaged, but ever changing and evolving against the escape and fantasy of pop, the campaign challenges today’s pop culture while also celebrating it.” – from Lanvin