A high-fashion short film capturing the thrill
of love and self-discovery in New York City.
For Vogue México, we collaborated on a film and editorial shoot that blended high fashion with cinematic storytelling. Shot in New York City with photographer Juan Hernández, the project was conceived as a fully realized fashion short film.
Titled “Control,” the film explores the tension between romantic thrill and personal ambition, following a protagonist who moves fluidly between love, independence, and self-determination. The story took on deeper resonance as the creative process unfolded, subtly reflecting themes of migration and belonging through the experience of Dominican model Luisana González, who was at a turning point in her own career.
Bon Temps oversaw creative direction, production services, writing, and post-production, shaping a film that balances high-end editorial aesthetics with a layered, story-driven approach. Shot on 16mm film, the visuals capture a sense of immediacy and allure, creating a piece that feels effortlessly Vogue while standing apart from traditional fashion campaigns.
Our short film for Vogue Mexico, an ode to immigrants who discover and learn how to love this city like I did.
Stylist & Creative Director, Vogue
For Vogue México, we collaborated on a film and editorial shoot that blended high fashion with cinematic storytelling. Shot in New York City with photographer Juan Hernández, the project was conceived as a fully realized fashion short film.
Titled “Control,” the film explores the tension between romantic thrill and personal ambition, following a protagonist who moves fluidly between love, independence, and self-determination. The story took on deeper resonance as the creative process unfolded, subtly reflecting themes of migration and belonging through the experience of Dominican model Luisana González, who was at a turning point in her own career.
Bon Temps oversaw creative direction, production services, writing, and post-production, shaping a film that balances high-end editorial aesthetics with a layered, story-driven approach. Shot on 16mm film, the visuals capture a sense of immediacy and allure, creating a piece that feels effortlessly Vogue while standing apart from traditional fashion campaigns.
Our short film for Vogue Mexico, an ode to immigrants who discover and learn how to love this city like I did.
Stylist & Creative Director, Vogue