Versace’s fall-winter 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II, looks backward to move forward. The house digs into its own archive …
SourceVersace’s fall-winter 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II, looks backward to move forward. The house digs into its own archive …
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Versace’s fall-winter 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II, looks backward to move forward. The house digs into its own archive and hands it to a new generation. Steven Meisel shoots the glossy images.
Five faces, Alaina Rae, Bai, Elodie Guipaud, Saar Mansvelt Beck, and Wiley Rhoads, pose in a set built from vintage magazines, art books, and Medusa emblems pulled straight from the brand’s history.
Versace Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
The idea is a conversation across decades. That signature 1990s and 2000s attitude gets filtered through a modern lens styled by Karl Templer. The clothes carry that tension. A black leather dress cinches tight under stacked gold-buckle belts. A dark velvet mini turns dramatic with sculpted sleeves and a single jeweled accent.
Red leather pants bring the heat, worn against a clean white halter or a fitted leather vest, while cobalt trousers pair with a black leather jacket traced in swirling gold embroidery.
Versace accessories keep everything grounded. Structured black bags, heavy belts, pointed pumps, and chunky boots add weight to each look, and gold hardware turns up again and again, tying every outfit back to the house’s love of shine.
Meisel shoots from overhead, turning each model into a piece of a larger mood board. The campaign reads as archival without sitting still.
Versace’s archive runs deep. Revisit La Vacanza, the campaign that sent the house to the coast.
