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Model Ornella Umutoni posing in a pale pink button-up shirt and grey wide-leg trousers in front of a bright window.

Model Canlan Wang seated in a black open-knit mesh dress against a clean white studio background for Adam Lippes.

Model in a red zip-up jacket and wide-cut khaki trousers posing against a bright white background

Model Ornella Umutoni wearing an all-white zip jacket and matching shorts against a dark grey studio background for Adam Lippes.

Model wearing a white suit jacket and trousers standing near a window in a bright room.

Model in a black dress and white boots standing against a white and red studio backdrop for Adam Lippes Spring 2026

Model Canlan Wang poses in an off-white knit turtleneck sweater and voluminous pleated white trousers for Adam Lippes.

Ornella Umutoni seated in a black zip jacket, voluminous patterned skirt, and cream heeled boots against a dark background.

Model Canlan Wang in a white high-neck top and charcoal peplum maxi skirt with side slit for Adam Lippes Spring 2026.

Model Ornella Umutoni seated in a burgundy turtleneck and pleated copper trousers against a grey backdrop for Adam Lippes.

Adam Lippes Adam Lippes Spring 2026 Collection 2025

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The Adam Lippes Spring 2026 collection lookbook presents a series of editorial portraits that emphasize architectural tailoring and clean, minimalist silhouettes. Captured by photographer Davit Giorgadze, the campaign leans into a neutral color palette punctuated by vibrant red and earthy tones, using soft, diffused light to highlight the intricate textures and fluid draping of the garments. The project features art direction by Jacob Pharoah and styling by Beat Bolliger, who curates a polished aesthetic through structured separates and voluminous pieces. The imagery features models Canlan Wang and Ornella Umutoni, with grooming provided by hair stylist Tomo Jidai and makeup artist Stephanie Kunz. The series utilizes a consistent vertical, clean studio format to maintain focus on the construction of the collection.