Kiko Mizuhara through the Move 2026 Campaign | Messika Luxury Jewelry

Of Japanese and American heritage, model, actress, fashion darling and creative force behind her own brand, she charges the campaign with an energy that is fearlessly striding forward. She does not transition between worlds. She inhabits them seamlessly, the way light travels through a diamond’s facets. There is a candor to her presence that enchants, an avant-garde instinct that surprises, and a softness beneath both that is uniquely hers. Much like Move itself, she reveals a new facet at every turn: minimalist yet striking, delicate yet bold. Through Move Uno, Classique, Noa and the collection's evolving interpretations, she embodies a femininity that refuses to be defined by a single identity. She not only represents a generation; she carries its freedom.

Move was not conceived on paper but in memory: a young girl watching her father slide diamonds between his fingers, mesmerized by a gesture that she would one day set in gold. That fascination became a Maison, built on a single guiding principle: diamonds in motion. Move Noa carries that principle forward, named after Valérie Messika’s daughter, and crafted in three distinct finishes: polished, chiseled, and pavé. A ribbon of gold, intimate, luminous, and worn as second skin. From André Messika to Valérie to Noa, Move is, and always was, a family legacy - in motion.

At the heart of the Move story, Move Uno and Move Classique reveal the enduring versatility of the Maison's signature design language. Move Uno celebrates the poetry of movement through its iconic single sliding diamond, offering a pure and contemporary interpretation of the motif. Move Classique, expressed through necklaces, earrings, rings and bangles, remains true to its original spirit while continuously evolving. Its iconic motif extends to a symbolic and protective bangle, reimagined in a refined, slimmer silhouette for a new generation of layering.