Eleanor H. Yeh is the recipient of the eighth annual Gianmaria Buccellati Foundation Award for Excellence in Jewelry Design.
Tiffany’s Spring Campaign Features Kendall Jenner
The spring ad campaign will showcase the Tiffany T collection.

New York—Tiffany & Co. launched its spring 2019 advertising campaign Tuesday featuring Kendall Jenner and a diverse group of top models.

The pieces are available in 18-karat gold in shades of rose, yellow, and white as well as in sterling silver, with some featuring diamond accents.
Fashion photographer Craig McDean shot the campaign while stylist Alex While showcased ways to stack and pair the pieces, touting the collection’s versatility, Tiffany said.
The campaign will include behind-the-scenes videos of models taking questions, playing ping-pong, showing off yo-yo-tricks and other candid moments.
The launch of Tiffany’s spring 2019 ad campaign follows the release of its latest “Believe in Love” campaign, which highlights the brand’s engagement rings and features a song Lady Gaga wrote for “A Star Is Born.”
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