Givenchy - Enfant Terrible
Creation of a series of content in honor of Hubert de Givenchy by Mazarine Stories.
“L'enfant terrible de la Haute Couture”, a tribute to Hubert de Givenchy’s vision.
"L'enfant terrible" is a series of episodes, filled with elegant symbols of a bygone era, that tell the story of the House and its famous designer. The tribute was produced entirely from archive images.
Our 50 experts build and roll out communications strategies for brands that resonate with their target audiences.
From brand platforms to new narratives, Mazarine Stories works together with brands, helping with conversations and integrated campaigns. From the creative concept to in-house production, our 360° approach touches on online, offline, influence, retail, and street marketing mechanics. At the core of this team is a unit dedicated to social media. They monitor trends and imagine paths of engagement: editorial strategy, content factory, community management, social listening, tailored influence and amplification.
Printemps
“Tout commence au Printemps,” the department store’s new brand platform launched with a 360° brand campaign by Mazarine Stories and Mazarine Image.
The new brand signature “Tout commence au Printemps” celebrates the department store’s eternal renewal over the past 150 years.
An ode to firsts. Printemps positions itself as the destination where experiences, refreshed each season, continue to surprise us.
This latest chapter is an opportunity for Printemps to showcase its desire to sublimate beauty while promoting more responsible consumption.
This platform of expression is accompanied by a new global visual identity composed of a new logo, a brand color, but also a proprietary tone of voice applied across all communications.
Numéro Homme 48
Numéro Homme 48 Autumn-Winter 2024-2025 special issue
Available on shop.numero.com
Contents of Numéro Homme 48, autumn-winter 2024-2025: fashion series by Ethan Hart, Dominique Issermann, Daniel Archer, Laura Sciacovelli, Arash Khaksari and Kenny Germé.
On the cover, France's favorite personality, Omar Sy, looks like a cowboy out to conquer the West. Based between Paris and Los Angeles, where he is pursuing an international career, the actor, currently starring in John Woo's remake of The Killer (in cinemas October 23), talks about his ambitions.
