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Hilary Rhoda is the Muse of Chopard's Imperiale Collection

10 September 2015

By Scott Campbell

The new advertising campaign from Chopard sees the Swiss jeweller's focus on the sculptural beauty of the Imperiale jewellery and watch line. Fronting the visuals is American supermodel Hilary Rhoda, who embodies this flamboyant femininity.

Majestic, feminine and sophisticated, Hilary Rhoda embodies the Imperiale woman to perfection.

The recent 72nd Venice Interntional Film Festival provided a luxurious occasion for the launch of a capsule collection, along with Rhoda featuring on the red carpet adorning a selection of flagship pieces from the "Empress Jewellery Box".

The jewellery line consists of a pair of earrings, a ring, a necklace and a spectacular tiara featuring a design echoing the "Imperial" motif.

In a series of shots photographed by Luigi & Iango, the Imperiale campaign exudes a contemporary look and iconographic codes that position Chopard at the heart of current trends.

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