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Model Siegfried Blanche in white shirt and grey trousers holding a jacket for H&M
Model wearing dark blazer, red tank top, and black trousers standing on a white seamless studio backdrop.
Multi-panel fashion editorial featuring Siegfried Blanche in a grey blazer and black leather shoes for H&M.
Four-panel black and white fashion editorial layout of a male model in a black suit against a seamless white studio background
Model Siegfried Blanche in a black suit and open-collar shirt against a pale wall for H&M shot by Valentin Hennequin
Model Siegfried Blanche in a charcoal blazer and black shirt against a split white and black background
Model Siegfried Blanche wearing a brown blazer and dark shirt for the H&M Dress the part project, photographed by Valentin Hennequin.
Model Siegfried Blanche in white shirt and grey trousers holding a jacket for H&M
Model wearing dark blazer, red tank top, and black trousers standing on a white seamless studio backdrop.
Multi-panel fashion editorial featuring Siegfried Blanche in a grey blazer and black leather shoes for H&M.

H&M Dress the part 2026

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H&M presents Dress the part, a fashion editorial campaign that leans into clean, minimalist aesthetics to highlight the brand's latest tailoring. The series explores seasonal menswear through a mix of vertical and horizontal portraiture, utilizing both natural light and soft studio setups to emphasize the textures and silhouettes of the garments. Photographer Valentin Hennequin captures the series, featuring model Siegfried Blanche in a variety of layered, sophisticated ensembles. The styling, helmed by Sara Moeller, incorporates precise details like brooches, patterned ties, and silver accessories, while casting by Harley David and hair styling by Matt Mulhall complete the refined look. The resulting imagery is grounded in a restrained, desaturated palette that prioritizes sharp lines and classic cuts.

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