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Lights, Camera, Berlin: Inside MyDirtyHobby’s Electric Berlin Shoot

  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

Berlin doesn’t do boring and neither does MyDirtyHobby.


In mid-April, the city became the backdrop for two days of energy, creativity, and unapologetic personality as MyDirtyHobby kicked off its 2026 campaign year with a major photo and video shoot. But this wasn’t just another production. It was a glimpse into where the brand is heading and who’s driving it forward.


At the heart of it all were four very different, very distinctive creators, MyDirtyHobby's Brand Ambassadors: Jenny Stella, Fiona Fuchs, Schnuggie91, and Daynia. Together, they didn’t just pose for the camera they shaped the tone, the mood, and the stories that will define the year ahead.


Jenny Stella brought a confident, magnetic presence to set, the kind that instantly fills a room. Effortless but intentional, her scenes balanced strength with playfulness, creating moments that felt both polished and spontaneous.


Fiona Fuchs, on the other hand, leaned into boldness. Her energy was fearless, a little provocative and impossible to ignore. Whether in front of the lens or between takes, she carried a spark that translated directly into striking visual content.


Then there’s Schnuggie91, whose charm lies in contrast. Soft, approachable and authentic, she added a layer of relatability that grounded the production. Her scenes felt intimate and real—less like a performance, more like an invitation.

Daynia completed the dynamic with a cool, modern edge. Sharp, expressive, and visually versatile, she moved seamlessly between moods and setups, bringing a contemporary aesthetic that tied everything together.


Over two packed days, the team transformed multiple concepts into creative playgrounds. Different setups, changing styles and constant experimentation turned the shoot into more than just content production it became a space where ideas evolved in real time.


And that’s exactly the point.


From teased new concepts to future seasonal highlights (yes, even the festive ones), the Berlin shoot covered it all. The goal? Content that doesn’t just look good today but still works months from now, wherever it appears.


Behind the scenes, that means thinking differently. Planning earlier. Shooting smarter. Creating with flexibility in mind. It’s a shift from reactive content to intentional storytelling.

Or, as the team puts it: content that lasts.


What makes it work is the balance. Strong individual personalities combined with a clear creative direction. Structure without killing spontaneity. Big-picture strategy without losing the human element.


The result is something that feels both curated and alive.


And while the full outcome is still under wraps, it won’t stay that way for long. The first pieces of content from Berlin are set to roll out in the coming weeks offering a first look at what happens when four Brand Ambassadors, one city and a whole lot of creative freedom come together.


If this shoot is any indication, 2026 won’t be subtle.

And honestly, it’s not supposed to be.


Watch a sneak peek behind the scenes of the photoshoot here


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