RivieraCampaign films, lookbooks and still life for fashion, jewellery, eyewear and fragrance brands, produced from your product photographs. No studio, crew, models or location to book.
One light, one palette, one way of framing.
Written down once and carried through every film, still and post, until the brand is recognisable before the logo is read. For independent labels and luxury brands.
The brand’s direction on one page, so every image after it belongs to the brand and can be reproduced by anyone.
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Vertical and horizontal films for launches, windows and social. Real motion, real sound.
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The piece on a cast model in a set built for the collection. The garment stays exactly as it is.
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Jewellery, watches, eyewear and fragrance as objects of desire, in every colourway.
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Real frames, real bottles, real glass. The logo, the hinge, the colour and the silhouette come back exactly as they left.
The first image is easy. The fifth one, still in the same world, is the real work.
The direction is settled on paper. After that, a new colour or a new market is a decision, not a shoot.
Selected workClient work is shown without names · own brands are marked
A single cat-eye frame carried through midday on the Riviera, a night in Venice and a studio. The frame never changes; the world around it does. Each setting is built on one idea, so the image is remembered before the product is read.
Concept frame · sun · flash · studio
Riviera
Venezia, 1 a.m.
StudioSelf-initiated concept: one cat-eye frame shown in three situations, a day on holiday, a night out and a high-fashion studio, in a form ready for commercial advertising, website and social media.
The frame had to stay identical in every image, in shape and lens colour, while the light and the place changed completely.
One palette and one high-fashion model across all three scenes. Each scene lit as on a real shoot: midday sun, on-camera flash, studio light.
Three images that read as one campaign: the same model, one palette, and the frame unchanged from image to image.
Every set starts from the brand’s own product photograph — the garment itself is never redesigned. What moves around it is the casting, the place and the camera.
Client work · dark stone · studio · atelier · street
Dark stoneOne look, three angles, one hour of light



StudioSheer lace, raking light, one setup



Arcade & atelierOne look, from the arches to the studio



StreetThe same styling in the city: low, high, close



On-model campaign sets built from a brand’s own product photographs of a dress, for commercial advertising, website and social media.
The cut, fabric and details could not change, and the model’s face had to stay the same in every frame.
One model fixed from the first approved frame. Settings chosen to share one palette, so the set works as one campaign on every channel. Natural poses and camera optics, so the images read as photographed.
Each dress delivered in several settings: the same face, the same cut, one palette across advertising, website and social media.
Different pieces from one collection, shot in one palette and one light, so the Instagram grid looks like one brand rather than a row of separate product photos.
Client work · campaign · film · profile grid
CampaignThree frames and the film they are cut from



ProfileNine frames as one page
The same brand laid out as an Instagram grid: three sets, one palette, so the page reads as a single campaign.
A campaign and an Instagram profile for a high jewellery brand.
Different pieces had to look like one collection, the jewellery had to stay product-accurate, and the model’s face had to stay the same.
One palette and one light across every piece, with each frame built from the product photograph.
Three campaign frames, a short film and a nine-frame profile grid that reads as one brand.
Still life set in a scene instead of a white box: red lacquer and a summer orchard, with the glass itself untouched.
Client work · product-accurate
Gravity · client work
Pera · client workTwo frames for one watch: a close-up on wet stone at the waterline, and the same watch on the wrist of a man stepping off a boat in the Venice lagoon. The first shows the detail; the second shows how it is worn.
ORA · own brand · still life & on-model
ORA
Direction and production · Natalia EmelianovaMade with Seedream, Nano Banana, Seedance, Veo, Kling, Higgsfield, CapCut
The code is decided first — that part is not hurried. If you have a brand book, it remains the foundation and the direction is built on top of it.
How we startThree steps, no shoot
The brand’s own photographs of the piece, in every colourway you want shown. Nothing else is needed to begin.
Light, palette, optics and framing on one page, with a first frame to see it. Approved before anything is produced.
Frames, film and the ordered feed, within days of approval. Two rounds of revisions. Files, prompts and the code are yours, for every channel.
Nine frames as one 4:5 set, plus 9:16 for stories and reels. One vertical film, 10–15 seconds, with live sound, and a six-second version for ads. Carousels and the grid, ordered, with captions. On request, a launch page in the same visual code — only together with a campaign, never on its own.

Visual director. AI content production and art direction for luxury and premium brands: I set the visual code for a campaign, then produce the films, stills and feeds that follow it.
Fashion, eyewear, jewellery, watches, fragrance and beauty. From the first frame to the feed. Every frame here is directed and produced by me.
Based in Italy, working with brands across Europe and Asia. English, Italian, Russian.
Independent visual direction and AI production for fashion, jewellery, fragrance and eyewear brands. Before that, social media and design for luxury and premium accounts at a digital agency in Dubai, where AI-generated visuals cut shoot and production costs by around 40%.
Tell us about the brand and the product. Every message is answered personally.
Replies within one working day. Models are created for the project, never borrowed from real people.