Who are these new ambassadors, the Rabanne talents of 2025?

Driven by its bold and forward-thinking spirit, Rabanne introduces Rabanne Talents, a series dedicated to the next generation of creativity. Through this initiative, the House chooses to spotlight and support emerging artists, creators and independent minds who are reshaping the future of fashion, art and culture. Rabanne Talents highlights distinctive journeys, strong creative visions and innovative approaches, offering a platform for expression and exchange. With #RabanneTalents, the House reinforces its commitment to empowering young talent and amplifying new, authentic and forward-looking voices.

March talent

DJ Cost

Ivan Bambalin is the creative force behind the recent campaign shot in Morocco. His challenge was to capture the country’s rich history and cultural depth while preserving a sense of dreamlike discovery and exploration. Through this project, he sought to create a dialogue between fashion and the lived reality of the space a meeting point between interpretation and authenticity. From developing the creative concept with the Rabanne team to bringing it to life on location, the project became a true adventure, shaped by heritage, vibrant colors, and a powerful visual narrative. Ivan expresses great pride in the final result and looks forward to continuing this creative journey with the House.

February talent

Carlos Mimet

Based in Barcelona, Carlos is a young fashion photographer and director. For his first collaboration with Rabanne, he created and directed Fame in Love and Phantom in Red content designed specifically for social media.

Built as a two-in-one campaign, the story connects the pulse of Valentine’s Day with the launch moment for the latest Fame (women) and Phantom (men) chapters. Carlos approached the project with genuine excitement: he came in full of ideas, with a strong point of view, and successfully brought that vision to life through bold, high-impact imagery sexier, bolder, with a romantic tension running underneath.

His creative method is rooted in audacity and storytelling, using every element on set—light, texture, movement, attitude—to craft a clear narrative. To avoid predictable Valentine’s codes, the mood deliberately shifts into something more punk, adding an edge that feels unmistakably Rabanne. A committed, collaborative team helped turn that ambition into reality.

Discover Carlos