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August 23, 2016

Viviane Sassen had already cast her unique eye into the world of Bottega Veneta when she shot the Spring/Summer 2016 campaign at the Jardin d’émail, the impressive installation by Jean Dubuffet, and her singular sensibility for shooting outdoors and keen sense of light and darkness are the perfect language again for this Fall/Winter 2016 collection. Viviane Sassen had already cast her unique eye into the world of Bottega Veneta when she shot the spring/summer 2016 campaign at the Jardin d’émail, the impressive installation by Jean Dubuffet, and her singular sensibility for shooting outdoors and keen sense of light and darkness are the perfect language again for this fall/winter 2016 collection

 

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