Bottega Veneta Winter Solstice 2024 Campaign Is Pragmatically Epicurean Says Matthieu Blazy

Bottega Veneta Winter Solstice 2024 Campaign Is Pragmatically Epicurean Says Matthieu Blazy AOC Fashion

The Bottega Veneta Winter Solstice 2024 Campaign is in play, without a big concept. Creative Director Matthieu Blazy explained that he watched a lot of Anthony Bourdain as he chose key ingredients for this collection.

Bottega Veneta campaign models include Awar Odhiang, Douta Sidibe, Hedi Ben Tekaya, Jennifer Matias, Lina Zhang and Liz Kennedy. Photographers Louise & Maria Thornfeldt [IG] return for another season./ Hair by Duffy; makeup by Pat McGrath

A NYT Darling Deserves His Status

Not for the first time, the New York Times Style shares another major feature on Bottega under Matthieu Blazy. In doing so, they advance the hot topic of craft beyond superb execution and often ‘dusty’ heritage into the world of the creative director role itself.

At Bottega Veneta, Blazy champions his craftspeople for their role in the creative process. His is a rare ego in the world of luxury brands.

In many ways, creative director Blazy speaks with a voice similar to that of Brunello Cucinelli. Noting “strength and sweetness” and even “kindness” as his inspirations, Matthieu Blazy sees luxury clothes as a vehicle for channeling our shared humanity with artisans and makers treated as soulmates with buyers who carry their spirits far and wide across the world.

Bottega Celebrates Artisan-Born Creativity

Each week the Milan-based design team travels to the tiny town of Montebello Vicentino, an 18th-century villa that serves as Bottega Veneta’s production headquarters. The Times introduces us to Barbara Zanin, a 26-year veteran of the brand who became Bottega Veneta’s first director of craft and heritage in July.

In Kering World, Bottega Shines Brightly

Bottega Veneta is a rare 2024 jewel in the stable of Kering-owned brands in the challenging 2024 luxury brands business climate. While Kering-owned Gucci has fallen to its knees from a revenue and profitability standpoint, Bottega Veneta posted a 3 percent for the first six months of the year.