Lanvin

Jun 2026

The Lanvin S/S 27 men's lookbook serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, blending classic house codes with a subversive, contemporary edge. Captured through the lens of photographer Marie Deteneuille, the series leans into the precision of high-key studio strobe lighting to emphasize the collection's complex interplay of color and silhouette. Under the creative vision of designer Peter Copping, the project moves beyond traditional menswear, juxtaposing structured tailoring—such as oversized blazers and crisp button-downs—with playful, unexpected accessories like the vibrant, fur-adorned leather handbags. Fashion editor and stylist Jason Rider curates each look to highlight intricate textile choices, from pinstriped trousers and soft suede loafers to bold, multi-layered knits in vivid powder blue, red, and yellow hues. These editorial portraits, featuring model Bukwop Kir, maintain a clean, minimalist aesthetic against seamless white backgrounds, ensuring the focus remains squarely on the depth of the garments. By utilizing studio strobe techniques to create a crisp, sharp finish, the lookbook captures a refined lifestyle energy that feels both elevated and accessible. Every frame functions as an intimate study of proportion and texture, cementing the collection as a definitive statement for the upcoming season, balancing the storied heritage of Lanvin with a fresh, forward-thinking perspective on high-fashion menswear design.

Lifestyle, Vertical

Studio strobe

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion