■ Marc Duron 2026

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A compilation of some of my favorite work.

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For more than two decades, I’ve worked in the worlds of culture, image, and execution—building things that start as loose ideas in a notebook and end up on stages, in campaigns, and out in the world. I’ve led creative and production across fashion, entertainment, and tech, shaping programs and launches for companies like Airbnb, Audi, and PLAYBOY, and developing large-scale initiatives that had to work both strategically and visually. Over time, my work moved deeper into personality-driven storytelling, most notably with Paris Hilton, where I help translate instinct and sparkle into something cohesive, whether that’s a campaign, a live stage moment, an awards look, a product launch, or a fully built environment that feels cinematic but still human. Alongside that work, I’ve developed a distinct eye as a photographer, making images that feel intimate and unguarded, the kind that only happen when there’s real trust between me and the person in front of the camera. Because I’m often embedded in the process, not just hired to document it, the photos have a looseness and honesty that staged access can’t replicate. I’ve always been as comfortable crafting a concept as I am building a run-of-show, as interested in the lighting diagram as the narrative arc, and as invested in the people behind the scenes as the talent in front of the lens. What ties it all together is a habit of turning ambition into something tangible: organizing chaos, refining taste, pushing for better creative, and making sure the idea actually survives contact with reality.