The new publicity campaign from Nathalie Blanc Paris takes us back to the 70s: the flower power years when the Woodstock Festival was in full swing, while at the same time a new turning point arrived for women's liberation and rights. But, this time, the campaign is about the personalities who left their mark on those years through their style, courage, and determination. The collection is characterized by bold shapes, a major place for technique and crazy new colours for existing models - all attributes that bring a ray of sunshine to the rest of the glasses which are inspired from, and are a tribute to, women. Like Camélia, designed as an homage to Janis Joplin - idol, and fascinating figure of the 1960s; these sunglasses are a flower-shaped model with three acetate plates and each petal in different colours. Or Ségolène, inspired by the Wonder Woman character played by Linda Carter; this model represents the quintessence of the brand, embodying perfectly and emblematically its DNA, visionand identity with its inverted bridge, lacquer and elegant gap. And also, Céline, inspired by the emblematic style of Nathalie Blanc's idol, Celine Dion, this model embodies the charisma, passion, and inspiration the star has shared with the world. It is an oversize shape with a distinguished low temple pierced in the central part, bringing a touch of lightness and elegance to the frame. The new campaign takes up the brand's DNA to create a collection with shapes that can for the designer Nathalie Blanc be clearly described as 'never seen before'.