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Campaign September 3, 2022
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Beyoncé Featured In Fall 2022 Tiffany Campaign, Shot By Mason Poole

Beyoncé for Tiffany | Photo: Mason Poole

September 3, 2022. Leave a Comment

Tiffany & Co. has tapped Beyoncé Knowles Carter for a second campaign with a set of images shot by Mason Poole in Los Angeles. In the images, she wears pieces from Tiffany’s jewelry lines Tiffany T, Tiffany HardWear, Tiffany Knot and Tiffany Lock, along with pieces designed by Jean Schlumberger and Elsa Peretti. She wears clothing designed by LaQuan Smith, Graham Cruz and Michael Challita, among others.

Since LVMH acquired Tiffany, the luxury conglomerate has made big marketing spends in an effort to elevate the brand, an endeavor kicked off in August of last year with a splashy campaign featuring Beyoncé, Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter and a Jean-Michel Basquiat painting. More recently, the brand made a push behind its Lock bracelet with a campaign starring Tyshawn Jones And Iman Hammam.

Images are now live on Tiffany’s social channels and will also appear in October publications.

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Scathing 5,400-word report via The Cut's Tahirah H Scathing 5,400-word report via The Cut's Tahirah Hairston on Kerby Jean-Raymond whose label Pyer Moss appears to no longer be operational. 

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Ten years in, Jean-Raymond’s star has only risen. He hangs out with celebrities (Tracee Ellis Ross, Brent Faiyaz), made a cameo on Insecure, and drives flashy cars (a McLaren 720S, an Aston Martin Superleggera, a Porsche GT3 RS). Meanwhile, his brand is nearly nonexistent.

There is no Pyer Moss boutique. The clothing celebrated on the runway was mostly not available to anybody who didn’t have a celebrity stylist to pull it for them, and company insiders complained that quality control was so uneven that at times what was produced was too flawed to be sold. Jean-Raymond sometimes missed deadlines, didn’t always pay bills, started other projects, and alienated allies. He referred to Pyer Moss as an “art project” and seemed reluctant to make practical choices. Among the fashion insiders who had cheered his rise, there has been a growing feeling that he has wasted an opportunity to build something important.

The last straw for many of his early supporters was his couture show in July 2021. Titled “WAT U IZ,” and put on in the U.S. during Paris Couture Week, it was a tribute to the various innovations that Black people have been responsible for, often without credit. The models came down the runway decked out in a jar of peanut butter and a traffic light. A lot of it wasn’t really clothing, much less couture. Even if the professional critics and other members of the fashion press seemed hesitant to publicly express their disappointment, they whispered among each other that he’d lost the plot of his brand.
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The 39-year-old Sabato De Sarno was raised in Naples, Italy. He began his career at Prada in 2005, moving to Dolce & Gabbana, before joining Valentino in 2009, where he eventually was appointed fashion director of men’s and women’s collections.

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