Studios

Anine Bing x Kate Moss

The Anine Bing x Kate Moss campaign activated Studio 7—a 3,400-square-foot columnless space flooded with southwest daylight through its full wall of windows and skylight. Photographer Chris Colls captured Kate Moss, with creative direction by Anine Bing and styling by Nathalie Frederiksen. This high-profile production highlighted Studio 7’s versatility and striking natural light, making it ideal for iconic campaigns.

Prada's Leather Goods Campaign

Prada’s Leather Goods campaign, featuring actress Scarlett Johansson, was captured at Pier59 Studios, where the expansive 110,000 square feet of column-free space enabled efficient, large-scale production. The team activated multiple spaces, including Stage C, Studio 3, Studio 5, Studio 6, Studio 7, and Studio 9, demonstrating the versatility of the venue to accommodate complex, multi-component shoots.

Scarlett Johansson’s dynamic presence elevated the campaign’s creative direction, with a team of industry leaders bringing Prada’s vision to life. The production captured the essence of the brand’s luxury in a setting that effortlessly blends functionality and elegance.

Victoria's Secret

The Victoria’s Secret shoot took place in Studio 2 at Pier59 Studios, known for its versatile design and extensive lighting options. The 2,800-square-foot studio features a newly installed LED Surface semi-daylight space with northern exposures, and a wide 3-wall cyc, providing an ideal setting for photography and video capture alike. The shoot featured iconic supermodels like Gisele Bündchen, Candice Swanepoel, and Naomi Campbell, highlighting the studio’s capacity to accommodate high-profile, large-scale productions. With its spacious layout and state-of-the-art features, Studio 2 continues to serve as a premier destination for world-class photo shoots.

Perfect Magazine – Rihanna

Perfect Magazine’s iconic cover shoot, featuring superstar Rihanna and captured by photographer Rafael Pavarotti, took place at Pier59 Studios across Stage C and Studio 1.

Stage C, a 6,500-square-foot blackout space with the largest cyc in Manhattan, offers motorized grids for rigging, Virtual Production capabilities, and oversized access points for easy load-in, capable of accommodating large set pieces including vehicles. Studio 1, a 3,000-square-foot north-facing semi-daylight space, features a wide 3-wall cyclorama and an oversized rollgate for seamless load-ins, perfect for expansive sets. These versatile, state-of-the-art spaces brought the dynamic creative vision of the shoot to life, supporting everything from set design to talent coordination for A-list celebrities.

British Vogue's September 2023 Cover Shoot

British Vogue’s September 2023 cover shoot, featuring Christy Turlington, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Naomi Campbell, took place at Pier59 Studios in Studio 6 and Stage C. Studio 6 is a 2,500-square-foot columnless western daylight cyc studio, complete with a skylight and an airwall that allows for seamless expansion into adjacent spaces. Stage C, a 6,500-square-foot blackout space, boasts the largest cyc in Manhattan, along with motorized grids for rigging and Virtual Production capabilities. Photographer Rafael Pavarotti and stylist Edward Enninful led the team in creating an iconic production within these versatile, state-of-the-art spaces.

Florence Pugh’s Time Magazine cover shoot

Florence Pugh’s Time Magazine cover shoot took place at Pier59 Studios, in Studio 1. The studio’s north-facing semi-daylight space provided an ideal setting for the shoot, with its wide cyclorama and flexible layout supporting the creative direction. Photographer Mark Peckmezian captured Florence’s stunning portraits, while the team—including hair stylist David Von Cannon, makeup artist Alex Babsky, and wardrobe stylist Sasha Kelly—curated three distinct looks. With additional behind-the-scenes video, the shoot highlighted Pier59 Studios’ ability to accommodate dynamic, high-profile productions.

Mert & Marcus captured the Tom Ford

Mert & Marcus captured the Tom Ford FY25 Lip Color campaign across multiple spaces at Pier59 Studios, demonstrating the studio’s ability to host multifaceted campaigns simultaneously—enabling a cost-effective, streamlined schedule by allowing parallel shoots. The production utilized Studio 7, Stage C, Studio 6, and Studio 1, each offering distinct features to bring the campaign’s creative vision to life.

Studio 7, a 3,400-square-foot southwest-facing daylight space, provided exceptional natural light through its full windows and skylight. Stage C, a 6,500-square-foot blackout space with the largest cyc in Manhattan, allowed for expansive set builds, offering motorized grids, and Virtual Production capabilities. Studio 6, a 2,500-square-foot cyc studio with western daylight, includes a skylight and an airwall for easy expansion, while Studio 1’s 3,000-square-foot north-facing semi-daylight space, complete with a wide cyclorama, offered flexibility for large-scale set designs.

The campaign came to life with the iconic Angelina Jolie, cementing the shoot’s status as a standout production.

Calvin Klein

Calvin Klein’s Pride campaign featured models Jeremy Pope, Vinson Fraley, Cara Delevingne, Charlie Knepper, Greta Hofer, Janick Heilijgers, Monet-Lauren Gordon, Stella Maxwell, and Tinglei Liu, directed by Gordon von Steiner with photography by Stuart Winecoff. The shoot took place at Pier59 Studios, utilizing Studio 7 and Stage C.

Studio 7 is a 3,400-square-foot southwest daylight studio, featuring a full wall of windows, a skylight, and an airwall for seamless expansion. Stage C, a 6,500-square-foot blackout space with the largest cyc in Manhattan, offers motorized grids for rigging and Virtual Production capabilities. These versatile, state-of-the-art spaces provided the ideal environment for capturing both video and stills, bringing the vibrant vision of this iconic campaign to life.