Cartier - savoir-faire horlogerie
Mazarine Image designed and produced the Savoir-Faire Horlogerie series.
Through its know-how, Cartier transposes the excellence of its jewelry professions to the world of watchmaking.
This time, Cartier called on the teams of Mazarine Image to showcase its watchmaking know-how in its “Savoir-Faire” series. We designed and produced a series of dedicated content.
At brands’ side are 50 talented consulting, creative and production advisors, who shape, magnify and provide meaning through image.
Passionate about brands’ boundaries, their heritage and their expertise, Mazarine Image works with Maisons in building lasting brand platforms, defining singular graphic territories, and creating print and digital content as if they were objets d’art.
Cartier - Le Voyage Recommencé
Mazarine Image unveils the campaign for Maison Cartier's new High Jewelry collection: Le Voyage Recommencé.
"Le Voyage Recommencé", the first stops on an inspired journey embodied by actress Golshifteh Farahani.
A new High Jewelry collection unveiled through an exploration of the craftsmanship and creative registers of the Maison Cartier. Mazarine lends its expertise to the Maison, sublimating exclusive pieces through still lifes, wearable visuals and a film retracing the history and boundless openness of designers and craftsmen.
Numéro 246
Numéro 246 of April-May 2024
Available on shop.numero.com
Issue 246 "Végétal", April-May 2024, features fashion series by Kenny Germé, Txema Yeste, Ben Hassett, Damien Krisl, Anthony Arquier and Edgar Berg.
Also featured in this issue: a portrait of Pretty Yende, one of the leading South African sopranos of our time, photographed by Fabien Montique; a portfolio of the immense photographer Paolo Roversi, honored by a major exhibition at the Palais Galliera; the meteoric rise of actress and singer Zendaya, the new icon of a generation, currently starring in the second part of Dune; and the revelation of French cinema Nadia Tereszkiewicz, who plays an astonishing role in Stéphanie Di Giusto's film Rosalie, and reveals herself through the lens of Luc Braquet.
