ARTIST’S IMPRESSION
Let beauty be your muse with radiant fine jewellery awash with diamonds and pearls, and elegant gowns in watercolour shades – Fast Management’s Yuval Hen shots “Artist’s Impression” his latest editorial for Harrods Magazine’s November issue.
HIGH STAKES
Fast Management photographer Raul Docasar rolls the dice in this high jewellery editorial for Destination Macau Magazine, styled by Lacie Thorne.
“Les Blés de CHANEL”
The wheat, or les blés in French, serves as the inspiration of CHANEL’s newest high jewellery collection.
The stunning images shot for Hong Kong Tatler by Fast Management’s Olivier Desarte showcase the highlights of the 62 piece high jewellery collection aptly named “Les Blés de CHANEL”
BOUTON d’OR
In the 30’s Van Cleef & Arpels created paillette, a sinuous element created by the House’s expertise of fine jewellery. Today pailette is revisited in colours, volumes and combinations and becomes the undisputed star of the new Bouton d’Or collection.
Shot in Paris by Fast Management’s Richard Ramos, the Bouton d’Or collection by Van Cleef & Arpels, is characterised by daring combinations of materials, combining tradition and modernity.
INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP DAY
Today we celebrate International Friendship Day, a day designed to foster friendships and bridge the gaps between race, colour, religion and other factors which keep humans from enjoying friendship with one another.
International Friendship Day was proclaimed by the United Nations in 2011 with the intent of building communities and helping move towards world peace. The United Nations encourages governments, groups and organizations to host activities and events that promote dialogue, acceptance and understanding between people of different backgrounds.
We looked for recent images shot by our artists that would be representative of friendship and thought that PJ Lam in her latest campaign for Charriol with stylist Denise Ho was spot on!
TUTTI FRUTTI
High jewellery photography cannot get more fun and vibrant than the latest shoot by JC de Marcos for this month’s STYLE Magazine.
ÉTOURDISSANT by CARTIER
Fast Management photographer PJ Lam shoots the elegant high jewellery collection Étourdissant by Cartier for this month’s Tatler Hong Kong, inspired by the light and shadows of the French Riviera.
UNOde50: MADE IN HONG KONG
Who are we really? What feelings move us? How do we overcome things that block us? Questions that Spanish jewellery brand, UNOde50 tries to answer in their latest campaign Unlock Yourself – a manifesto written in images.
Shot entirely in Hong Kong by Fast Management’s Eugenio Recuenco and Eric Dover, the film is visually rich with grit and surprises.
Follow fastmanagement on instagram to find out how the story continues…
EASTERN SYMBOLISM
Qeelin that has since its inception in 2014 embraced the evocative myths of the East.
For their latest high jewelry collection the brand turned to Fast Management’s JC de Marcos to deliver images filled with eastern symbolism.
L’ ECOLE VAN CLEEF & ARPELS
During the second edition of L’ECOLE Van Cleef & Arpels which run in Hong Kong from the 4th to the 14th of March, the venerable Maison introduced a Legacy Programme.
Van Cleef & Arpels invited each of their distinguished comittee members to nominate one candidate to participarte . This competition was open to young gifted artists from Hong Kong in any field, who were asked to interpret jewellery in the context of Myths, Fairy Tales and Legends in the perspective of Hong Kong.
We at Fast Management were delighted when PJ Lam was announced as one of the winners having been selected by Ms Pansy Ho as her candidate
The Legend that inspired her shoot was that of Ching Shih and Cheung Po Tsai.
Ching Shih was a prominent Cantonese pirate and probably the only female pirate leader of her time. Her fleet terrorized the China Sea in the early 19th century. She commanded over 300 junks manned by reportedly 40,000 pirates. She challenged the empires of the time, such as the British, Portuguese, Japanese and the Qing dynasty. Undefeated, she would become one of Asia’s strongest pirates.
PJ Lam told us:
“The scene I wanted to capture was that of Ching Shih declaring her love for Cheung Po Tsai, whom she would later marry, in giving him her most valuable and cherished piece of jewellery. The piece of jewellery is symbolism for the most powerful fleet of pirates which is in fact what Ching Shih handed over to her soon to be new husband upon their nuptials. It is also a Chinese traditional way of passing the most precious heritage item to the person who continue one’s legacy”.
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