Louis XV 1722 Rosé

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6 Jan

Advertise Campaign for Xerjoff Luis XV 1722 Rosé

The sophisticated Princesse Rosé de Venoge Champagne — an exquisite rosé blend from the highly reputed champagne house — served as the inspiration for a new perfume: Louis XV 1722 Rosé. A fruity and floral composition, the scent recalls the exquisite champagne blend, enveloping the wearer in an aura of sumptuous luxury. A work of true luxury, Louis XV 1722 Rosé mimics the champagne blend that inspired it through its enticing pink colour and its sparkling composition.
An alluring fusion of raspberry, blackcurrant and pear instantly charms the senses, as hints of delicate rose, cedarwood and geranium rise from the heart like bubbles to the top of a champagne flute.
This charming medley of heart notes is complemented by the smooth warmth of vanilla and slightly woody tones of amyris at the base.

Photo Advertise Campaign Team

Client: Xerjoff
Location: Palazzo Barolo, Turin, Italy
Digital: Nicolò Bacchini
ADV Photographer: Massimiliano Sticca
DOP: Lorenzo Gardenghi
Set designer: Giorgio Pagliaro
Stylist: Francesca Cibischino Francesca Garrone // on_stage_costumi
Images Post Production: Martina Romano
Actress: Isabella Molino

Equipment: Nikon Z8 + NIKKOR Z 28-75mm f/2.8 + AF-S NIKKOR 70–200mm f/2.8E FL ED VR

Video Advertise Campaign Team

Director: Giorgio Blanco
Cinematographer: Lorenzo Gardenghi
Producer: Davide Mela
Set designer: Giorgio Pagliaro
Stylist: Francesca Cibischino Francesca Garrone // on_stage_costumi
1st AC: Marta Andreose
Gaffer: Alessio Panzetta
Key Grip: Federico Calvaluso
Grip: Andrea Miranda
Mua: Arminda Falcione
Editor: Luca La Piana
Vfx: Imago
Colorist: Diego Larosa
Composer: Emanuele Via
Cdp: ArretFilm
Rental company: @ouvert_cine_rental
Shot on: @reddigitalcinema @dzofilm_global @dzofilm
Location: Palazzo Barolo, Turin, Italy
Backstage Photographer: Nicolò Bacchini + Fabio Folinazzo

Campaign imagery developed for Xerjoff and used across the brand’s official digital channels, as well as for in-store advertising and visual communication at Harrods.