RACHEL VAN DER NACHT
Creative Director + Visual Artist based in NYC. Clients include Adidas, Refinery29, Nike, Konbini, Equinox, Puma, Livy.
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Rachel van der Nacht, a French Creative Director and Visual Artist based in New York, is renowned for her Night Emperors series — giant hand-made illustrations vividly portraying New York's pulsating nightlife community, leading to a collaboration with JR.

Shop her wearable pieces of art! The literal coolest collections - featuring punk, arty, and underground-inspired looks that range from dope graphic tees to standout posters. With a French touch.

Her versatile portfolio includes collaborations with fashion, luxury, and lifestyle icons like Adidas, Refinery29, Instagram, Uber, HBO, Equinox, Nike, Puma, Livy, the Roxy Hotel, and Konbini.

SOHO GRAND POSTER - NIGHT EMPERORS

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SOHO GRAND POSTER - NIGHT EMPERORS

from $88.00

High-quality and vivid poster* of the Soho Grand’s club from the Night Emperors — a series of nightlife illustrations hand-made by Rachel van der Nacht. The artworks recreate nocturnal, fantasized, and chaotic club scenes, showcasing industry workers, patrons, artists, and all the singular night owls that make the Manhattan nightlife so special.

* All prints are created using a premium digital or offset lithography press.

* For special requests (other colors, sizes, and custom details), please use the contact page.

*Different sizes and collector signed pieces with hand-made elements available upon requests.

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Night Emperors is a series of eight nightlife illustrations created by Rachel van der Nacht and Orson, a visual artist and a Dj, two close friends, and hopeless insomniacs. The artworks recreate nocturnal, fantasized, and chaotic door scenes, showcasing industry workers, patrons, artists, nightlife icons, and all the singular people that make the Manhattan nightlife so special.

Orson selected the people and places, while Rachel created and art directed all these nocturnal scenes that mix both her bold visual signature and Orson’s extended knowledge of nightlife. During four months of quarantine, she hand-drew more than 350 illustrations, at night. Why sleep when you can dream?