Model Vivian Wilson portrays mythological figures in Awe Inspired's latest jewelry campaign, which features a dark, Victorian-inspired aesthetic.
Key facts
- •The Nocturne collection features slider beads, link pendants, and collector necklaces for personalized charm arrangements.
- •Awe Inspired previously collaborated with Warner Bros. on a 'Practical Magic 2' collection in August.
- •The first pieces of the Nocturne collection are currently available for purchase.
- •Additional chapters of the campaign are scheduled for release throughout the fall season.
- •Wilson previously worked with Desigual on a campaign that explored the limitations of a humanoid machine.
Model Vivian Wilson is the face of Awe Inspired’s fall 2026 campaign, titled Nocturne. The campaign features Wilson portraying three mythological figures: Inanna, Persephone, and Medusa. The collection includes various jewelry pieces such as pendant necklaces, rings, and hair accessories.
Campaign Themes and Aesthetic
The Nocturne campaign is divided into three chapters titled Sovereign, Underworld, and Gorgon. Awe Inspired describes these mythological subjects as symbols of sovereignty, transformation, and defiance. The jewelry designs incorporate Victorian-inspired elements, including pill pendants, potion vials, keepsake holders, watch keys, and chatelaine-inspired hair pins.
Wilson’s Recent Modeling Work
Prior to the Awe Inspired campaign, Wilson appeared in Desigual’s fall 2026 “Born to Disobey” campaign, which focused on themes related to AI and robotics. Wilson has previously noted that her mother, Justine Musk, envisioned a modeling career for her before she did. During her debut at New York Fashion Week, Wilson walked in a dress constructed from safety pins.
Timeline
- September 2025Vivian Wilson spoke to WWD backstage at Chris Habana’s runway debut.
- August 2026Awe Inspired released a 'Practical Magic 2' collection in collaboration with Warner Bros.
- Early October 2026Wilson appeared in the Desigual 'Born to Disobey' campaign.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by WWD.
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