Photography Steven MeiselFashion / First LookFashion / First LookWatch models hang in front of New York’s skyline for a Chloé campaignThe French label’s new AW18 campaign sees the return of photographer Steven MeiselShareLink copied ✔️ In Partnership with Chloé AW18 campaign July 24, 2018July 24, 2018Text Thom Waite Chloé AW18 campaign Natacha Ramsay-Levi was chosen as the newest creative director of Chloé in March last year after getting her start at Balenciaga (under Nicolas Ghesquière) and then following the designer to Louis Vuitton, where she worked as his right-hand woman. For her debut show for SS18, she struck the perfect balance between adhering to and innovating upon the label’s tradition. In February, the designer returned to Paris to present a 70s-inspired AW18 collection, which now has an accompanying campaign in the form of a dreamy film. The designer’s second collaboration with acclaimed photographer Steven Meisel – who also worked on Chloé’s SS18 – the new film’s longshots pan over an industrial pier on the bank of New York City’s East River, soundtracked by Empress Of’s track “Everything Is You”. There, the Chloé sisterhood – including Rianne van Rompaey, Liu Wen, and Dazed’s spring cover star, Kris Grikaite – shift between a series of vignettes, cycling (sometimes literally) between perches on stone steps and a runway-style concrete slab in sharp, wide-collared ensembles and dresses embellished with metal hardware. Following the success of her first two collections for Chloé, Ramsay-Levi will present her third in Paris this September. Watch the campaign film below: Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy Expand your creative community and connect with 30,000+ creatives from around the world.TrendingThis new dance production is a bedtime story for an uncertain worldOlivier Award-winning choreographer Dickson Mbi turns to Cameroonian folklore, live music and dance to imagine a different relationship with the planet in TELLUSLife & CultureBeautyIn pictures: The Berlin night where artists bleed, strip and healUnder ArmourFashionLondon chess collective One Square Better is ripping up the rulebookFilm & TV7 anti-slop animated films that AI could never replicateArt & PhotographyRyan McGinley and Quil Lemons on the power of the nudeLife & CultureThe dA-Zed guide to the 90sBeauty‘We used to be a proper society’: In defense of college wellness dartiesLife & CultureBen Mora wants to see your bedroomArt & PhotographyThe dA-Zed guide to William EgglestonEscape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy