
What sets this campaign apart is its deliberate blurring of reality and fiction. Mundane moments—picking up dry cleaning, hailing a yellow cab—are gradually revealed to be part of a larger film production, yet remain deeply rooted in the authentic texture of the city. Celine Song's directorial approach allows the camera to keep rolling even after "cut," capturing the raw, unscripted atmosphere of New York in motion. The phrase "Keep Rolling" becomes both a literal direction and a conceptual framework for the campaign.
The partnership between Song, acclaimed for her film 'Past Lives,' and Balenciaga represents an intriguing intersection of fashion and cinema. The city itself becomes a stage, and every fleeting moment within it transforms into story. This campaign signals a new chapter for the house under Piccioli's creative vision, one that embraces narrative depth and cinematic storytelling. Behind-the-scenes content and additional visuals are now available on the dedicated Instagram account @keeppprolling, offering viewers a deeper look into the making of this urban film set.










FAQ
Who directed the Balenciaga Fall 2026 campaign?
The Balenciaga Fall 2026 campaign 'A New York Minute' was directed by Celine Song, known for the film 'Past Lives'. Her first collaboration with Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli, the campaign comprises three films—morning, afternoon, and evening—capturing New York's everyday life cinematically.
Which bags appear in the Balenciaga fall campaign?
The campaign features Balenciaga's signature bags: Le City, Le Set Bowling, and the Rodeo Bag. These key pieces from the Fall 2026 collection are styled naturally within New York's everyday urban landscape.
Where can I see behind-the-scenes content from the Balenciaga New York campaign?
Behind-the-scenes footage and additional content from the Balenciaga Fall 2026 campaign are available on the dedicated Instagram account @keeppprolling. The account showcases raw, unfiltered moments from the shoot and authentic New York street scenes.