Photographer and art director Luca Fancellu captures model Marco Chiricallo for the new MMSCENE STYLE STORIES exclusive Des Intimités. Astrid Zorzetto leads styling and fashion curation, with hair and makeup by Thea Vismara, production support and casting by Simona Lo Surdo, and production by Lucidi/Studio.

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Des Intimités follows a young man through his first morning in a new home, exploring the private rituals that gradually turn an unfamiliar space into something personal. Natural light, sparse interiors, and unguarded gestures create an atmosphere of intimacy and reflection. Through relaxed poses, close-up portraits, and subtle shifts between vulnerability and confidence, the editorial captures the early moments of settling into a new chapter. The story features pieces from Filippo De Laurentiis, Falconeri, Longchamp, Missoni, Polo Ralph Lauren, Jacquemus, Trussardi, Siviglia, Stüssy, Puraai, Harmont & Blaine, Calvin Klein, The Latest, Loewe, The Frankie Shop, Kaleos, and Aimé Leon Dore.

Photographer and Art Director: Luca Fancellu
Stylist & Fashion Curator: Astrid Zorzetto
Make-up & Hair: Thea Vismara at MKS – Milano using EISENBERG Paris & Phyto Paris
Model: Marco Chiricallo
Agency: Elite Models & Moi Models Management
Production support & casting: Simona Lo Surdo
Production: Lucidi/Studio

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Louis Vuitton presents its Spring Summer 2027 Men’s Trunk Campaign, starring House Ambassador Callum Turner in a series of photographs and a short film by Gregory Harris. Shot in New York City, the campaign follows Turner as a business traveller taking time away from his daily obligations. Through a series of personal rituals, the actor introduces the second Trunk Edition from Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams, a collection centered on classic menswear and exceptional materials.

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The campaign takes inspiration from a lifestyle shaped by individual interests and personal taste. Turner portrays a traveller who finds time for familiar activities between professional engagements. He plays chess, reads the newspaper, enjoys afternoon tea, and spends time with his dog. Other moments capture him practicing his golf putting and freshening up, creating a portrait of a character who approaches his daily routine with care and curiosity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Gregory Harris photographs the scenes on film, bringing a cinematic quality to the portraits. His close-up compositions direct attention toward the collection’s fabrics, construction, and subtle finishing details. The imagery explores how clothing fits into the character’s personal routine, with Turner’s gestures and surroundings contributing to the campaign’s narrative.

For Spring Summer 2027, Pharrell Williams develops the Louis Vuitton Trunk Editions concept through a focused selection of wardrobe essentials. The collection draws from traditional menswear, placing particular importance on the quality and character of the materials. Classic shirts, trousers, and jackets form the foundation, with familiar designs receiving careful attention through their fabric compositions.

Crisp cotton silk poplin introduces a refined finish to traditional shirting, while double-face cashmere vicuña contributes to the collection’s material direction. Cotton-cashmere indigo-washed denim adds another texture to the wardrobe, extending the use of exceptional fabrics into casual dressing. These choices reflect Williams’ interest in clothing that maintains a sophisticated appearance while accommodating the practical requirements of everyday life.

Branding remains discreet throughout the collection. Small VVN Louis Vuitton signature tabs identify the garments, allowing the fabrics and their construction to take priority. This approach gives familiar menswear pieces a distinct identity through material selection and finishing, maintaining the collection’s emphasis on refined essentials.

The Trunk Edition also draws from Louis Vuitton’s interpretation of dandyism, placing personal expression within the conventions of classic dressing. Turner brings this idea into the campaign through his portrayal of a traveller whose wardrobe accompanies different aspects of his day. The clothing supports the character’s individual preferences, reflecting a considered approach to personal style.

Through the combination of Harris’ film photography and Turner’s performance, the campaign presents Pharrell Williams’ latest menswear offering within a cinematic account of everyday leisure. The actor’s character provides a perspective on the collection, connecting traditional clothing references with contemporary habits and interests.

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KENZO introduces its Pre-Spring 2027 campaign, with photographer and director Piczo capturing the collection in Chiba, Japan. Under the creative direction of Nigo, the campaign follows the daily routine of an artisan, connecting the designer’s interest in Japanese culture with the practical influences shaping the season. The imagery explores three environments, moving from a ceramics workshop to a traditional Japanese residence before concluding outdoors.

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The campaign takes its direction from KENZO Work & Play, a label from the brand’s archives that Nigo brings back for Pre-Spring 2027. The concept focuses on clothing that accommodates different activities throughout the day, with workwear references, graphic details, and casual essentials shaping the collection. Piczo translates these ideas into a photographic story that follows an artisan between professional activities and time away from work.

A ceramics workshop introduces the campaign’s first setting, establishing a direct connection with Nigo’s personal passion for pottery. The space reflects the relationship between clothing and daily activity, providing a natural environment for the collection’s functional designs. Workwear influences inform the garments, while the workshop setting emphasizes the practical character behind the Work & Play concept.

The story continues inside a traditional Japanese house, where the pace changes as the artisan returns home. Piczo shifts the focus toward the domestic environment, presenting the collection through moments of rest and everyday routines. The change of location creates another perspective on the clothing, placing casual silhouettes within a familiar residential setting.

For the final chapter, the campaign heads outdoors, surrounded by trees and greenery. This setting introduces a more spontaneous atmosphere, reflecting the playful side of Nigo’s seasonal concept. Together, the three locations establish a sequence of activities that connects the collection with the changing rhythm of a summer day.

The Pre-Spring 2027 menswear incorporates varsity-inspired designs alongside recognizable KENZO graphics. Among the recurring elements is the Ikat Flower, a motif that takes inspiration from the Japanese Kasuri textile tradition. The reference connects the collection with traditional Japanese fabric techniques while introducing a graphic element to the contemporary wardrobe.

KENZO also returns to its Signature motif, presenting the familiar design in a two-color variation. The Kenzogram monogram appears throughout the ready-to-wear selection and accessories, continuing the brand’s use of recognizable graphic references.

Lighter garments reflect the transition toward summer, with coral and light blue stripes adding color to the collection. Floral embroidery and decorative details draw from Japan’s cherry blossom season, extending Nigo’s interest in Japanese references into the clothing itself.

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KENZO Pre-Spring 2027 explores the connection between personal interests, everyday routines, and contemporary menswear. The campaign draws from Nigo’s interest in ceramics and traditional Japanese culture, placing the clothing within environments that reflect different aspects of daily life. The returning Work & Play concept provides the foundation for a collection designed around practical dressing, graphic identity, and seasonal versatility.

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Model George Kalogiannis stars in the latest MMSCENE STYLE STORIES editorial Boy, Interrupted, photographed and art directed by Spiros Papapoulios, with fashion direction by Eirini Terzi. Nasti Boukli handles hair and makeup, with photography assistance by Giolanta Tatsi. The editorial explores masculinity through a feminine perspective, challenging conventional expressions of gender through playful styling, expressive gestures, and an unapologetic sense of individuality. Kalogiannis shifts between vulnerability and confidence, allowing softness, theatricality, and physical presence to shape a character that resists easy definition.

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The wardrobe features Katerina Karousos, Ariana Adamopoulos, Carhartt, and Just Cavalli, alongside pieces from the stylist’s own wardrobe. Boy, Interrupted examines the relationship between masculinity and femininity through an irreverent visual language, using fashion as a means of questioning familiar expectations of how men present themselves.

Model: George Kalogiannis
Photographer / Art Direction: Spiros Papapoulios
Fashion Director: Eirini Terzi
MUA / Hair Stylist: Nasti Boukli
Photography Assistant: Giolanta Tatsi

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Tommy Hilfiger and Cadillac Formula 1 Team introduce their Austin Fanwear capsule, with driver Valtteri Bottas fronting the campaign. Inspired by Texas Western style, the collection brings American sportswear into the racing environment through denim, chrome finishes, and signature red, white, and blue details.

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The men’s denim jacket updates the classic trucker silhouette with a light wash, while T-shirts, tank tops, and denim caps feature American flag chevron artwork. The designs draw from Austin’s character, connecting familiar wardrobe pieces with Cadillac Formula 1 Team’s racing identity.

Lee Holman, Chief Design Officer at Tommy Hilfiger, explains that the collection began with American wardrobe essentials, particularly the denim jacket and white T-shirt. The design team explored ways to introduce Austin-inspired details while maintaining the brand’s Classic American Cool aesthetic.

The capsule forms part of a wider series of city-inspired releases from the Tommy Hilfiger x Cadillac Formula 1 Team partnership. Previous editions reference Miami and Mexico, with a Las Vegas collection scheduled for November. The broader fanwear range also includes co-branded driver caps, T-shirts, and polos featuring moisture-wicking materials and details inspired by the official team kit.

Cassidy Towriss, Chief Brand Advisor at Cadillac Formula 1 Team, describes Austin as an opportunity to explore the team’s American identity through fashion. The collection connects the city’s Western influences with the team’s visual codes, offering clothing for race weekends and everyday wear.

The release arrives during Cadillac Formula 1 Team’s debut season in 2026, with the United States Grand Prix marking the 18th race of the championship. Bottas leads the accompanying campaign, bringing the partnership’s latest designs into focus.

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MM6 Maison Margiela introduces its Fall Winter 2026 campaign, with photographers Philippine Chaumont and Agathe Zaerpour capturing the collection’s exploration of familiar clothing and unconventional proportions. The imagery revisits the design ideas that shaped the season’s presentation at Milano Centrale, where the label drew inspiration from the everyday characters passing through a busy railway station.

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The campaign focuses on recognizable wardrobe essentials, examining how subtle changes in construction and styling can transform their appearance. MM6 continues its exploration of reduction and heightened normality, using ordinary garments as the foundation for designs that challenge established ideas about fit, function, and presentation.

The original Fall Winter 2026 show took place at Milan’s central railway station, a location that brought together different personalities and approaches to dressing. The collection considered the people arriving and departing, from those attempting to remain unnoticed to individuals who attract attention through their clothing. These familiar characters informed MM6’s approach to silhouettes and combinations throughout the season.

Denim jackets, checked shirts, blazers, tracksuit tops, ski jumpers, and zip-up fleeces establish the collection’s everyday vocabulary. The designs retain recognizable elements while introducing adjustments that change how the garments sit on the body. MM6 uses these alterations to examine familiar clothing from a different perspective, with construction taking a central role in the overall appearance.

Ribbed jersey panels appear across the backs of shirts, jackets, and trench coats, creating narrow vertical proportions. Other garments undergo changes to their original shapes, with blazers and trousers featuring reduced silhouettes. The resulting designs retain their everyday character while introducing unusual structural details that distinguish them from conventional wardrobe pieces.

The collection also brings normally concealed construction elements into view. Exposed linings become visible components of the garments, while adjustable hems allow wearers to roll up fabric and secure it with snaps. These details introduce practical variations to familiar designs, allowing the clothing to change shape through simple adjustments.

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MM6 revisits its signature concealing sunglasses in an extended range of colors, using the familiar shape to introduce additional visual variety. The photographs by Philippine Chaumont and Agathe Zaerpour carry the collection’s central design principles into the new campaign. The collection is currently available through the MM6 Maison Margiela website and stores.

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Grego Belau stars in a new MMSCENE PORTRAITS editorial photographed by Michiel Wouda. The editorial focuses on Belau’s natural expressions and body language, with unexpected perspectives and spontaneous gestures bringing a playful quality to the images. The changing settings introduce variety while maintaining an intimate, relaxed atmosphere throughout the series.

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Wouda approaches the series with an emphasis on simplicity, allowing Belau’s expressions and body language to guide the photographs. The wardrobe features pieces from Alexander McQueen, Zara, Dolce&Gabbana, Ralph Lauren, Ferragamo and Levi’s, alongside vintage footwear. The portraits capture Belau through changing perspectives, subtle shifts in mood and an informal approach to fashion photography.

Model: Grego Belau at Run Model Management
Photography: Michiel Wouda

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Louis Vuitton continues its partnership with Real Madrid for a second year, introducing a new collection of formalwear and travel clothing for the club’s men’s football and basketball teams. Arriving as Real Madrid begins its 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League campaign, the collection brings updated tailoring, outerwear, and personalized accessories to the players and club representatives. The French fashion house develops its existing wardrobe with new colors, materials, and exclusive design details.

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Pharrell Williams, Creative Director of Louis Vuitton, oversees the collection through the house’s men’s design studio. The team draws inspiration from the Louis Vuitton Trunk collection, which debuted in February 2026, using its approach to tailoring as a reference for the formal and travel wardrobes. The latest designs introduce new pieces while maintaining a consistent visual identity across both clothing categories.

The Formal Travel wardrobe receives several updates, beginning with a reversible nylon jacket. One side features Louis Vuitton’s Monogram pattern, giving players two styling options within a single garment. A contrasting leather signature appears on the pocket, while an embroidered Real Madrid crest decorates the front. Inside, a custom label carries the names of both partners.

Louis Vuitton also introduces a navy blue sweater with a contrasting leather Vuitton signature across the chest. The Real Madrid crest appears on the back through embroidery, continuing the use of club identification throughout the collection. A beige polo shirt replaces the previous navy blue version, featuring an embossed leather LV detail at the lower hem and the club crest on the front. An interior label completes the design with both Louis Vuitton and Real Madrid signatures.

Accessories follow the same visual direction. The reversible LV Dimension & Frog belt combines leather with Monogram canvas, allowing players to alternate between two finishes. A new navy blue cap features tonal Louis Vuitton embroidery, offering another accessory for travel and everyday use.

For more formal occasions, the house retains its existing tailored suit and introduces additional options for the accompanying wardrobe. A blue shirt with subtle white stripes brings a new color combination to the lineup, while the beige polo provides an alternative within the formal selection.

A cashmere coat from Louis Vuitton’s permanent collection introduces another outerwear piece. The coat includes a detachable Monogram scarf that fastens to the collar with a button. Its details reference the partnership through an embossed leather LV signature at the pocket and an embroidered Real Madrid crest on the front.

Louis Vuitton incorporates Monogram details inside the coat and adds personalized labels featuring both partners’ signatures and individual player initials. The collection also references the 130th anniversary of the Monogram through the Mon Monogram line, connecting the new wardrobe to the house’s personalization service.

The Louis Vuitton x Real Madrid Formal Wear and Formal Travel collections remain exclusive to players and club representatives. The house will offer no public release of these specific garments, although customers can explore related Louis Vuitton designs and the Mon Monogram personalization service through its boutiques and website.

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The partnership forms part of Louis Vuitton’s wider involvement in international sport. The house has created specialized Trophy Trunks for major competitions, including the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, FIFA World Cup 2026, and Formula 1 World Championship.

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Photographer Michael Banfi captures Moritz Heinrichsen in a new MMSCENE STYLE STORIES exclusive. The editorial takes a playful approach to modern sportswear, with saturated colors, graphic compositions and direct portraits shaping its visual direction. Moritz brings a relaxed confidence to the series, moving between athletic references and casual summer dressing. Banfi uses natural light, unexpected angles and a mix of outdoor settings to create images with a youthful, spontaneous energy.

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The wardrobe features Polo Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Lacoste and Adidas Originals, with Banfi also handling the styling for the editorial. Rugby shirts, striped knitwear, relaxed shorts and casual separates bring classic sportswear references into focus. Banfi plays with proportions and color, giving familiar athletic pieces a contemporary direction while keeping the overall mood fresh and energetic.

Photographer and Stylist: Michael Banfi
Model: Moritz Heinrichsen at The Agency Milan

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Aimé Leon Dore continues its Fall Winter 2026 season with a second delivery that places military clothing and traditional workwear at the center of its latest offering. The New York brand explores practical cold-weather dressing through leather jackets, insulated parkas, textured knitwear, and functional footwear. The collection also introduces additional accessories and lifestyle products, extending the label’s design approach into everyday objects and training equipment.

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Outerwear accounts for a significant part of the release, with different materials and constructions defining the selection. The Napa Leather Bomber Jacket draws on traditional aviation clothing, introducing leather into a familiar outerwear silhouette. The Down-Filled Surplus Parka follows military references, offering insulation for colder temperatures. The Shearling Biker Vest brings another texture to the range, while the Quilted Trucker Jacket takes its shape from classic workwear.

The Down-Filled Fishtail Parka introduces one of the collection’s principal technical designs. Aimé Leon Dore continues its collaboration with GORE-TEX, incorporating weatherproof technology into the military-inspired silhouette. The jacket features down insulation and arrives in two colors, Jet Black and Thyme. Its fishtail construction references traditional military outerwear, with contemporary materials supporting its cold-weather function.

The collection develops its workwear references further through knitwear. The Patchwork Knit Chore Jacket takes the structure of a traditional chore coat and interprets it through a knitted construction. Its patchwork treatment introduces variation in texture, giving the familiar work jacket a different appearance. The Cable Link Crewneck Sweater provides another substantial layering option, continuing the seasonal emphasis on knitted materials.

Sportswear also plays a role in the latest delivery. The Team Aimé Hockey Jersey introduces a familiar athletic silhouette, bringing hockey references into the brand’s everyday wardrobe. Thermal garments and fleece styles provide additional options for layering, complementing the heavier outerwear pieces throughout the collection. These garments maintain the functional direction of the release, with designs that address the demands of colder weather.

The brand introduces a new footwear silhouette through the Field Boot, which draws inspiration from traditional work boots. Aimé Leon Dore manufactures the style in Italy using calfskin leather and equips it with a Vibram lug sole. The construction reflects the practical character of the collection, bringing durable materials and a substantial outsole to the footwear selection.

Alongside the new boot, Aimé Leon Dore continues its ongoing relationship with New Balance. The collaborative T500 returns in Chocolate Truffle and Laurel Oak, expanding the seasonal footwear offering with two color options. The ALD x New Balance Gator also appears in a Blue and Yellow combination, adding another recognizable silhouette from the partnership.

Accessories introduce further variety to the second delivery. Woven leather tote bags extend the collection’s use of leather into everyday carry goods, while customized jewelry adds smaller personal items to the selection. Aimé Leon Dore also incorporates training equipment, including vintage leather weightlifting belts and kettlebells, bringing fitness-related products into its lifestyle category.

Through Fall Winter 2026 Delivery 2, Aimé Leon Dore concentrates on the functional qualities of military clothing, workwear, and athletic equipment. The collection develops these references across outerwear, knitwear, footwear, and accessories, maintaining the brand’s connection to classic American clothing and its distinctly New York design perspective.

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