Miss Sixty Gets Surreal With Its Fall 2026 Campaign
The new imagery dives into vintage glamor with a twist.
Miss Sixty is diving headfirst into vintage glamor for Fall 2026, with a new editorial that embraces maximalism. Inspired by the graphic sensuality of Guy Bourdin, the sun-soaked imagery of Jean-Daniel Lorieux and the playful posing of ’60s beach movies, the campaign reimagines classic nautical codes through a distinctly surreal lens. Shot by Miroslav Kovalenko, the imagery plays with collage, drawings and AI-generated elements, creating a dreamscape of impossible shadows, glossy skin and technicolor hues.
The editorial unfolds in two chapters. First comes the Pirate and Sailor, posing against a surreal poolside backdrop filled with unexpected objects and theatrical compositions. Then, the story shifts to a solitary Mermaid, washed ashore and wandering through a deserted beach house.
Across both worlds, Miss Sixty’s signature denim and fashion-forward silhouettes meet a cinematic sense of fantasy. The result is intentionally strange, glamorous and a bit camp, with the model taking on the role of an untouchable ’80s heroine, before transforming into a mysterious creature exploring the remnants of human life.
Consider it a love letter to fashion image-making, when not everything has to make sense. Head to the brand’s website for more.
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