Bardia Zeinali is a New York-based director and self-taught filmmaker who began making videos while on staff at Vogue, where he helped develop the magazine’s early digital visual language.
Bardia Zeinali is a New York-based director and self-taught filmmaker who began making videos while on staff at Vogue, where he helped develop the magazine’s early digital visual language. His Vogue films include Met Gala activations, collections pieces such as Hadid Hadid Hadid, Dua’s World, Y2K21 and That’s Country, the 2021 pandemic-era “I Love New York” (script by Jeremy O. Harris, narrated by Whoopi Goldberg), and the 2023 Sarah Jessica Parker “Hello You” Sex and the City tribute. Commercial credits include Dior Rouge Dior and Gris Dior, Calvin Klein underwear campaigns plus “A Love Affair” and “My Calvin’s,” Nike “Hijab,” On “Be Every You,” Maybelline, H&M Hotel Hennes SS22, Gucci Beauty and the Bag 2026, Diet Coke “This is My Taste” with Jamie Dornan, Verizon “Simple is Sexy” for Ogilvy, and Louis Vuitton. He works social-first from concept through post so spots perform in digital environments. Music videos for Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Kacey Musgraves, Tate McRae and others, often via Anonymous Content, have drawn hundreds of millions of views and feed the pop fluency he brings to fashion and CPG work. He is rostered at Anonymous Content (US) and Art + Commerce (worldwide). IMDb lists three nominations; major advertising-award hardware is not evidenced in available trade sources.
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