Chanel Iman and her three daughters, Cali, Cassie and Capri, are starring in Janie and Jack’s new holiday campaign.
Titled “The Memories We Wear,” the campaign celebrates timeless fashion and the special pieces parents save as keepsakes, long after their children have outgrown them.
As a child, Iman’s mother dressed her for Christmas in outfits complete with velvet bows and patent leather shoes.
Now a mother herself, the model enjoys dressing her daughters for Christmas Eve celebrations, parties and family photos. She also saves certain pieces to remember those occasions as her girls grow older.
For the shoot, Cali, 8, Cassie, 6, and Capri, 3, modeled different black-and-white outfits that coordinated without matching. Their looks included a black velvet dress with a dotted tulle skirt, a cream dress with black velvet trim and a ruffled hem, and a wide-leg jumpsuit with scalloped detailing and a bow.
The three featured styles are part of the brand’s holiday collection, with prices ranging from $89 to $109. The dresses and jumpsuit come in sizes for babies through older children, with select pieces available exclusively online.
Iman shares Cali and Cassie with her ex-husband, former NFL player Sterling Shepard. She welcomed Capri with her husband, NFL player Davon Godchaux, who also has a son, Davon Jr., from a previous relationship.
In December 2023, Iman and Godchaux celebrated their first Christmas as a blended family with all four children. Capri was just three months old at the time, and the family posed for a holiday portrait together.
“That first Christmas together as a blended family will always be really special to me,” said Chanel Iman. “All of the kids wore Janie and Jack, and those outfits represent so much more than just what they were wearing. It was the beginning of a new chapter for our family.”
As for what she hopes the kids will remember when they look back at that picture years from now, Iman said, “I hope they see how loved they were and remember how special it was for all of us to come together and create those memories.”
