Casablanca Paris Ski Campaign 2025-26 and New Store Openings

Casablanca Paris Ski Campaign 2025-26 and New Store Openings

The Casablanca Paris Ski Campaign Winter 2025-26 is easy on the eyes, with models Fares Ben M’barka and Nadine Kirilova fronting designer Charaf Tajer’s classic — even patriotic — retro color palette. There’s only one color scheme with equal appeal on both sides of the Atlantic, and that’s red-white-blue.

Casablanca teamed up with Faction Skis [IG] in their first-ever ski capsule, created with Tajer and Steve Grimes, Casablanca’s brand and art director. Photographer Per Appelgren [IG] captured the luxury brand campaign created with its Gen Z audience in mind.

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Casablanca Pre-Spring 2024 Campaign Goes for Monied, Athletic Elegance

Casablanca Pre-Spring 2024 Campaign Goes for Monied, Athletic Elegance

Charaf Tajer‘s pre-Spring 2024 Casablanca Campaign makes a sophisticated play for a monied, athletic elegance and varsity chic-inspired cafe-society crowd.

The romantic mood of the movie ‘Casablanca’ itself ebbs quietly through the campaign, signposts for a WWII cafe society crowd that embraced classic notions of honor, loyalty, friendship and duty in a 2024 global political climate that’s testing all those values — and turning them inside out.

Count Maggie Maurer in as a member of the Resistance, joined by Valentin Caron. Corentin Leroux [IG] photographs the campaign, with art direction by Rashid Barbiker and styling by Francesca Parise./ Hair by Ryan Mitchell; makeup by David Koppelaar

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Charaf Tajer's Casablanca FW 2022 Campaign Lensed in Hollywood by Hugo Comte

Charaf Tajer's Casablanca FW 2022 Campaign Lensed in Hollywood by Hugo Comte

The unique lineup of Anok Yai, Alton Mason & Nicolas Cage for Casablanca’s FW 2022 campaign deserves praise for ingenuity. Indy actor Nicolas Cage purchased a Casablanca shirt at the Maxfield LA pop-up store — a fashion action that prompted Cage to develop a soft spot in his heart for the brand. Photographer Hugo Comte [IG], a close friend of the designer also loved the Cage connection, and the campaign rolled towards fruition, with styling by Helena Tejedor and art direction by Olivier Leone.

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