Model in blue sweater and dark patterned skirt wearing eye mask against pale textured wall

Model wearing a grey sleeveless top, black skirt, white gloves, and purple boots on a concrete surface with visible harsh sunlight shadow

Model wearing a tan jacket, white mask, and strapped heels against a plain white wall and speckled floor.

Model in white cap and white top standing against a pale sky for Julie Kegels FW26 fashion project

Model wearing white sunglasses holding a glossy purple leather handbag against a white background

Model in black patterned jacket and light blue pants holding a white handbag against a textured concrete wall

Model wearing a tan hooded cape coat, white mask, and gloves against a white background for Julie Kegels FW26

Model in camel jacket with a cape and white mask wearing white gloves against a plain background

Model wearing an orange patterned sleeveless top and grey trousers holding a light grey handbag against a textured concrete wall.

Model wearing a grey top and black skirt with a purple handbag against a sky background

Model in dark blue top and long skirt with strap standing against a concrete wall for Julie Kegels

Model wearing a white t-shirt, white trousers, and a distinctive white headpiece standing on a rooftop against buildings.

Model wearing a tan jacket with an attached cape, white mask, and white gloves against a white seamless backdrop.

Julie Kegels JULIE KEGELS FW26 2026

About

The Julie Kegels FW26 campaign presents a study in architectural structure and high-fashion editorial storytelling. Through a series of vertical compositions, the collection emphasizes form and silhouette, featuring tailored cape-like jackets, structured skirts, and avant-garde accessories including stylized masks and gloves. The imagery employs crisp, directional natural light to cast sharp shadows against minimal, textured concrete and neutral backdrops, grounding the theatrical nature of the garments in a clean, contemporary aesthetic. The work highlights the intricate textures of the textiles and the precise construction of each piece. Photographed by Lebon Bourgeois, the project features styling by Xenia May Settel, makeup by Jennifer Le Corre, and casting by Evelien Joos.