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Black woman with voluminous textured hair wearing a floral print patterned coat against a plain white studio background.

Model with long hair wearing a cropped grey jacket and white ruffled shirt against a seamless background

Model with long dark hair wearing a draped light top and patterned skirt against a plain studio background.

Model in patterned white cowboy hat and black shirt wearing layered pendant necklaces and a thick leather strap against a grey background

Black and white fashion portrait of a woman wearing an oversized jacket with a large buckled strap across the chest against a neutral studio backdrop

Model with long curly hair wearing a dark buttoned jacket with a metallic dog brooch against a seamless white background.

Model with short dark hair wearing a black leather jacket against a light background

Model in sleeveless top and patterned skirt against a plain studio background

Model seen from behind wearing a high-collared button-back garment against a white studio background.

Model with voluminous hair wearing a dark leather jacket and statement earring against a seamless background

Acne Studios Acne Studios Spring Summer 2027 Coll ... 2026

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Acne Studios presents a stark, monochrome editorial campaign for its Spring Summer 2027 collection. Shot in a minimalist studio setting, the series focuses on the architectural silhouettes and intricate detailing of the garments, from smocked textures and raw frayed edges to ornate silver hardware and botanical prints. The photography, captured by Camille Vivier, employs soft, directional lighting to emphasize sculptural forms and fabric textures against neutral backdrops. Fashion editor and stylist Robbie Spencer leads the visual direction, pairing structured tailoring with bold accessories like miniature frame earrings and oversized cowboy hats. Hair by Louis Ghewy, makeup by Anthony Preel, and manicures by Cam Tran complete the aesthetic, leaning into clean lines and an editorial focus on form.