Model wearing a textured brown faux fur coat seated on a bed in a room with a painted mural

Model with short hair wearing a blue jacket behind yellow roses in a room with mirrors

Model seated in an armchair in an interior room wearing a dark coat for Madame Germany editorial shot by Adriano Russo

Model wearing a vibrant red wrap coat seated in an interior room with large windows, styled for Madame Germany.

Model standing in a wood-paneled room wearing an oversized bomber jacket with a wide cream collar and dark trousers.

Model with short hair wearing a dark coat and patterned tights seated on a bed against a painted mural wall

Model Maike Inga rests elbow on a wooden table wearing a blue coat with faux fur trim for Madame Germany Hauptrolle editorial.

Model wearing a blue coat and black boots lying across a wooden dining table in a traditional interior

Model with short hair wearing a voluminous patterned fur coat standing indoors against a painted mural wall.

Model Maike Inga reclining on an ochre velvet sofa in a traditional interior for Madame Germany, photographed by Adriano Russo.

Model Maike Inga wearing oversized dark jacket and white skirt in an interior hallway for Madame Germany

Model Maike Inga wearing a leopard print coat in a classic interior for Madame Germany, photographed by Adriano Russo

Madame Germany Hauptrolle 2026

About

Hauptrolle is a fashion editorial series commissioned by Madame Germany, featuring model Maike Inga. The project, captured by photographer Adriano Russo, utilizes an array of classic interior settings to frame a collection of textured, structured outerwear pieces. The visual language leans into a moody, atmospheric aesthetic, blending the tactile depth of faux fur and heavy wools with traditional architectural details and antique furnishings. Konstantin Spachis serves as the creative force behind the styling and overall concept, while casting is directed by Dominik Wimmer. The imagery relies on soft, natural light and occasional flash to accentuate the interplay of patterns and layers. The editorial employs a mix of clean color palettes and monochrome, analogue film techniques to establish a cohesive, classic tone throughout the series.