Pop star Charlie XCX stars in romantic short about Samsung’s new Galaxy S22

Elegant video showcasing the new ‘Night Shot’ camera functionality of the S22 series – and also marks Samsung’s collaboration with London Fashion Week

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Charlie XCX to star in short film about Samsung Galaxy S22

This is the moment chart-topping singer Charlie XCX blurs the line between reality and dreamland – as she glides across a field with a flock of sheep.

A world away from her more glamorous shoots, the British pop star and musician shines in the short, wearing a never-seen-before outfit designed exclusively by the house. Scottish designer Charles Jeffery.

The movie “Nights On”, filmed on the grounds of the Hatfield House Estate in Hertfordshire, shows the Essex-born singer posing in a punk-inspired high-school outfit, which features a tie, skirt and high socks. knee.

Directed by acclaimed director Matilda Finn, the 90-second video follows an entourage of friends, along with Charli XCX, as they enter an otherworldly dreamy night, exploring the darkness in a beautiful movie.

It was created to mark the launch of Samsung’s new Galaxy S22 Series, featuring a “Night Shot” camera function.

“It was one of the craziest movies I’ve ever filmed,” said Charlie XCX.

“Sliding in a farmer’s field, surrounded by sheep, in the middle of the night is definitely a new experience for me.

“This movie revolves around capturing the magical and wonderful moments that happen as the sun goes down and celebrates the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S22 device, which can shoot incredible videos at night.”

Charles Jeffrey said: “The inspiration for my collection comes from a love of British nightlife and a passion for music.

“This partnership with Samsung and Charli XCX celebrates dreamlike experiences and memories of nightlife culture and nights out with friends.”

Charles Jeffrey, known for his gender-diverse designs, presents his latest Fall/Winter 22 collection in the film.

The designer’s LOVERBOY collection is inspired by the UK nightclub scene and his love of music, which he says is his creative outlet and the source of his ideas.

The partnership marks the tech giant’s partnership with the British Fashion Council, which saw them become the “Official Technology Partner” for London Fashion Week.

Alex Conaway, head of brand from Samsung UK, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with these two extraordinary creative forces.

“We are excited to explore the worlds of fashion and pop culture through our devices, and this campaign will find a perfect home within our Innovation Technology Partnership with London Fashion Week.”