Sephora: Holiday
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In its latest European campaign, Sephora, in partnership with BETC Etoile Rouge and BETC Fullsix, invites us to reinvent traditions for a holiday season like no other. An opportunity for Sephora to bring its new brand signature "We Belong To Something Beautiful" to life with an inclusive and bold celebration that challenges traditional family holidays, focusing on what makes the season magical: being together.
Credits
Brand Managers:
Benedicte Sugauste, Elodie Barbe, Joanna Rabar, Sandra Samarakody, Oceane ScarfoAgency Managers:
Olivier Vigneaux, Mathieux Roux, Emilie Grimaldi, Sarah Poinsot, Valentine MouraChief Creative Officer:
Florence BellissonCreative Director:
Marie RoquelaureSenior Art Director:
Sebastien MasseArt Director:
Juliette ChatalCopywriter:
Shanice ClarkeMusic Creative Director:
Adam GhoubaliStrategic Planners:
Arnaud Giscard d'Estaing, Alice OuaryCreative Resources Coordinator:
Anne GuillaumeArt Buyer:
Isabelle MocqTV Producers:
Leslie Levy, Sarah DufiefDirector:
Tess LochanskiSound Company:
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