Isabel Marant Fall 2024 Ad Campaign

There’s just some partnerships within the world of fashion that just make complete sense. Make no mistake Rianne van Rompaey and Emmanuelle is one of them. Over the years, whether the duo of collaborating together for umpteen covers of Vogue Paris or reuniting for a series of ultra-fabulous Graff advertising campaigns – we approve. The celebrated Dutch model and esteemed French stylist are reunited once again with the unveiling of the Isabel Marant Fall 2024 campaign. Since Fall 2022, Marant has called upon the expertise of photographer Robin Galiegue and it’s a repeat performance this season, with the French lensmen welcomed back for a fifth time to capture the Paris-based label’s campaign imagery. Rianne, Emmanuelle and Robin venture out into the great escape, shooting the campaign amongst a rugged desert landscape.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Looks a Vogue Paris story!” admired DK92 immediately upon checking out the campaign.

“Emmanuelle doing her best Hans Feuer-like Vogue Paris story for Isabel Marant. The combination is exhausting at this point but this works,” Lola701 chimed in.

“I love it. It fills a hole left behind by Vogue Paris and for that, I love this. This could’ve been an August cover story in a better universe,” voiced aracic.

Scotty shared the same level of enthusiasm, commenting: “The Alt formula can do no wrong for me!”

“The campaign is stunning. From the location to the styling, it is just absolute perfection. Not a major Rianne van Rompaey fan but she is working it here. The photographs remind me of Vogue Paris under Alt and that is a great feeling,” enthused MModa.

“Only able to echo the sentiments of everyone else, regarding just how Vogue Paris-esque this feels. For that reason alone, I’m a fan. I still think about the downfall of French Vogue on the regular, so to essentially see the pages reincarnated here is much welcome. Rianne, of course, looks spectacular!” raved vogue28.

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