A series of still life images and stories, created for Longchamp, the iconic Parisian fashion house. This work was amongst the first to be launched under a new global platform and tagline called “Très Paris.”

Each image was accompanied by a social story, written with the Très Paris girl in mind.

“After hours of walking through Paris, the girl was hungry. Her bag, she presumed, was also hungry. Then, like a mirage, a boulangerie appeared.”

“After hours of walking through Paris, the girl was hungry. Her bag, she presumed, was also hungry. Then, like a mirage, a boulangerie appeared.”

“She wanted to eat him for dinner, but quickly realized he made a wonderful shopping companion.”

“She wanted to eat him for dinner, but quickly realized he made a wonderful shopping companion.”

“She fell asleep on a blanket in the sun and awoke to find three park-goers, envying her purse.” 

“She fell asleep on a blanket in the sun and awoke to find three park-goers, envying her purse.” 

“‘Has anyone seen my sardines?’ asked the bag.”

“‘Has anyone seen my sardines?’ asked the bag.”

“‘It would be kind to share… but I’m not sure I’m all that kind,’ said the bag.”

“‘It would be kind to share… but I’m not sure I’m all that kind,’ said the bag.”

Agency: FRED & FARID Los Angeles
Production: Blanc
Photographer: Joaquin Laguinge
Set Design: Valerie Weill