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PHOTOGRAPHY · 06.07.2023

CREED x MILLESIME IMPERIAL, a fragrance composition that conjures images of lemon groves and the valleys of Sicily, staged by Sam HOFMAN c/o MAKING PICTURES

London-based still life virtuoso Sam HOFMAN c/o MAKING PICTURES elegantly staged the golden flacon of CREED Imperial Millesime.

Imperial Millesime is literally the gold standard of perfumes. The fragrance developed by CREED already in 1994 is reminiscent of the citrus plantations and the lush landscape on the coast of Sicily. Imperial Millesime whisks you away to a world full of opulence and luxury.

In days of old, personal fragrances were reserved exclusively for queens, and today, almost everyone can have them. The traditional company Creed manufactures perfumes that are produced only for the customer for a duration of five years. Afterwards, they are added to the assortment comprised of more than 200 colognes and eaux de toilette made by Creed in its more than 250-year history. ‘Les Millésimes’ is the name of fragrances from very rare and concentrated essences.

CREDITS

Directed by Sam Hofman

Director of Photography, Simon Plunket

Creative Direction, Lucy Hoffman

Set Design by Johanne Mills

Liquids by Ed Kellow

Production by Black Rabbit London

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Credits

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Simon Plunket

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