Autumn / Winter 2023’s Fashion Month saw new collections from our clients Ferrari, Delvaux, and Zimmermann, each setting out their direction for the coming season.

Please see below the latest from each:

Ferrari

The Autumn/Winter 2023 collection was Rocco Iannone‘s fourth as Ferrari’s Creative Director, and its inspiration starts from the answer to one central question: What is beauty for Ferrari?
“Beauty is the pleasure that derives from speed, captured in its initial burst, in its full symbolic and design potential. It is the movement that stems from an idea, the aesthetic that captures the uniqueness of the transient, the sign of what is about to take place”.

From this, Rocco explored the specific meaning of beauty in the Ferrari universe: beauty in motion, reflected in a new vision of style that transitions, changes, accelerates.

Watch the runway film below:

Delvaux

Delvaux’s Autumn / Winter 2023 collection is dedicated to the idea of a journey driven by architecture, design and the timeless over the ephemeral.

Set in a magnificent 19th Century Parisian hôtel particulier, the seasonal presentation is envisioned as a progression through the House’s design continuum. The pathway connecting the past to the present, evoking the column-lined roads of ancient Rome, winds through each facet of Delvaux’s sensory world.

In celebration of the new collection, CEO Jean Marc Loubier and Delvaux hosted an intimate dinner enlisting Certified Belgian Warrant Holder, chef Jean-Michel Loriers, best known for his exquisite live-cooking buffets, to create a sublime menu for their guests.

Zimmermann

For the second season, Zimmermann returned to Paris Fashion Week at the Petit Palais.

Entitled ‘Luminosity’, Zimmermann’s beautiful Fall 2023 collection was inspired by the artwork of Rupert Bunny, an Australian artist from the turn of the last century. An Australian expatriate who made a home for himself in Paris, Bunny’s work featured literally through the use of his prints throughout the collection, but equally translated into the mood of the entire collection.

That mood is Languid. Luminous. Lush. A refreshing stroll through a wardrobe of romantic silhouettes, indulgent textures and lounge-worthy separates remixed with a strong dose of denim and boxy tailoring.

“I was drawn to his use of colour and the romanticism of his work – the gentle and dreamy lifestyle scenes. There is a glow, warmth and optimism to his work that is really appealing to me.” – Nicky Zimmermann, Creative Director.

Actors Hannah Dodd and Freya Allan joined Nicky in Paris to celebrate the new collection, each wearing runway pieces from the Spring 23 collection.

Image courtesy of BFA

Set Creative Direction – Michelle Jank

Stylist – Romy Frydman

Art Direction – Smile Agency, Emil Vrisakis

Music Composer – Mimi Xu

Production – OBO

Casting – The Establishment, Anita Bitton

Hair Director – Damien Boissinot

Make Up Director – Jodie Boland

The 15th February begun a whirlwind 72 hours with Cartier.

The day after St Valentine’s, Cartier welcomed photographer Candice Lake  into their family with a dinner in honour of love. The incredible soirée was followed immediately by a celebration of cinema at Berlinale Film Festival, in honour of their longstanding partnership with Studio Babelsberg.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at each stop of our European tour!

Images by Jacques Burga and Lottermann & Fuentes.

On 11th February 2023, Warner Music & CIROC Vodka celebrated The Brit Awards 2023 in association with The Perfect Magazine with the ultimate after-party at The NoMad Hotel, their first since 2019, with iconic performances from the Sugababes, Jodie Harsh, Eliza Rose, and Mike Skinner.

Images by James D Kelly and Dave Benett.

On November 5th, 2022, Mejuri hosted a a portrait studio at the Marylebone boutique with photographer James D Kelly to celebrate the launch of their new collection of Pet Tags.

Huge thanks to James D Kelly for capturing such timeless portraits.

Check out Mejuri’s collection of pet tags here.

Spring Summer 2023 Fashion Month was an exciting moment for our clients, each revealing their new direction for the coming season.

We are extremely proud of what we finally got to show the world this past month, please see below the latest from Ferrari, Delvaux, and Zimmermann.

Ferrari

The Spring/Summer 2023 collection was Rocco Iannone‘s third as Ferrari’s Creative Director, and saw a breakaway from the narrative references explored in recent seasons to recount and elevate the visions, ambitions and emotions that revolve around the Prancing Horse universe of values.

You can watch the art film ‘The Dream of Dreamers’, born of a creative conversation between Italian-Canadian director, Floria Sigismondi and Rocco Iannone and featuring models Taylor Hill and Alton Mason, below.

Delvaux

Delvaux’s Paris presentation took us on a villégiature (summer getaway) to the sunny Belgian coast.

Evoking sand, dunes, wind, coastal city life, architecture, and laughter and games shared with family and friends, the brand transformed their Parisian town house to reflect the inspirations of the new collection.

Spring / Summer 2023 was all about life, in all its diversity, and the unexpected moments it brings.

Zimmermann

After four digital presentations for the past few seasons, Zimmermann made its long-awaited return to the runway – this time for their debut at Paris Fashion Week, staged at the Petit Palais.

Entitled ‘Wonderland’, Zimmermann’s beautiful Spring 2023 collection was inspired by Nicky’s childhood memories of her visits to the beachside amusement park in Tamarama, New South Wales.

“There’s the colour and motifs of the amusement park – the vibrancy of the fairground and the beach used in our art and palette, the rolling lines of the rollercoaster in hemlines and silhouettes. A collection that embodies a magical summer wonderland in Sydney, with a bit of the old and a lot of the new.” – Nicky Zimmermann, Creative Director.

On July 9th, 2022 Mejuri’s joined forces with Sweaty Betty for an exclusive cardio dance class and community gathering in London, England.

The event, which took place at Shoreditch Gardens in East London, saw the two brands bringing both their communities together, Sweaty Betty through fitness and Mejuri through lifestyle, and both through a desire to elevate others and create bonds to ultimately further play a role in empowering a community to move their body and accomplish whatever it is they desire.

Mejuri and Sweaty Betty invited their fans to sign up to participate in an outdoor programming and help them further grow their sense of community – celebrating the occasion with a donation on behalf of each participant to Prince’s Trust, a youth charity that helps young people aged 11 to 30 get into jobs, through education and training.

The Prince’s Trust helps young people all over the UK to build their confidence and skills and supports them into jobs, education and training. Founded by The Prince of Wales in 1976, the charity supports 11 to 30 year-olds who are unemployed, struggling at school and at risk of exclusion.

Women Supporting Women at The Prince’s Trust helps young women facing disadvantage and adversity to build a better future for themselves.

Images courtesy of Rowben Lantion

We are thrilled to announce Mejuri’s latest collaboration with style icon Jenna Lyons in honour of International Women’s Day, with a campaign featuring the next generation of international change-makers including actress Tommy Dorfman, olympic athlete Allyson Felix and journalist Noor Tagouri.

The exclusive collaboration features two new takes on the storied signet pinky ring, historically a symbol of strength, autonomy and self-expression that the brand is claiming for everyone.

The initiative will also integrate Mejuri’s global community across their social and e-commerce platforms and throughout the brand’s eight stores, celebrating not just the jewellery but the personal identity of every individual.