For its advertising campaigns, Miu Miu has been working with renowned photographers including
Juergen Teller (1996),
Glen Luchford (1996–1998),
John Akehurst (1998),
Norbert Schoerner (1999),
Mario Testino (2003),
Inez and Vinoodh (2006–2007, 2014),
Bruce Weber (2011),
Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott (2012),
Alasdair McLellan (2017) and
Steven Meisel (2023–2024). Spokes-models for the brand have included
Laetitia Casta,
Kirsten Dunst,
Maggie Gyllenhaal,
Katie Holmes,
Ginta Lapina,
Lindsay Lohan,
Vanessa Paradis,
Chloë Sevigny,
Siri Tollerod,
Lindsey Wixson,
Zhou Xun,
Dong Jie,
Jessica Stam and
Joan Smalls. In May 2011, Miu Miu appointed the (then only fourteen-year-old) actress
Hailee Steinfeld to be the new younger face of the brand. For the 2012 campaign, a 34-year-old, U.S. model
Guinevere Van Seenus was chosen. In 2018, actress
Elle Fanning became the face of the brand. In October 2021, South Korean singer and actress
Im Yoon-ah was selected as a brand ambassador. The next month, South Korean singer
Jang Won-young was announced as a brand ambassador. In June 2023, Japanese singer and dancer
Momo Hirai was selected as the brand's Japanese ambassador. In August 2023,
(G)I-dle’s
Minnie was chosen as a new House Ambassador for Miu Miu. In 2011, Miu Miu launched the ''
Women's Tales'' series. The campaign consisted of short films that were produced in conjunction with high-profile female directors. The outcome was a list of short, silent films that featured Miu Miu's collections. The first four short films were directed by
Zoe Cassavetes,
Lucrecia Martel,
Giada Colagrande and
Massy Tadjedin and were screened at the
69th Venice International Film Festival. A fifth film that debuted in 2013 was written and directed by
Ava DuVernay, who also starred in the film. In 2015, the UK’s
Advertising Standards Authority banned a Miu Miu ad with actress
Mia Goth that ran in British
Vogue, after having received a complaint that Goth (then 22) looked underage because she wore "minimal make up". MiuMiu stated that Goth wore a "sophisticated outfit, without a low neck-line, and nude make up" and
Vogue defended the ad as sophisticated and noted they had received no complaints from readers. The decision was widely criticised with
Dazed calling the decision "simply not good enough" and "a disservice". ==Recent developments ==