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Model in black dress with puff sleeves and black headscarf standing against a neutral studio backdrop for Lanvin
Model Tanya Churbanova poses in a sky blue pleated halter gown and black headwrap for Lanvin against a neutral backdrop.
Model wearing a matching patterned black and red silk shirt and cap with bright red trousers against a grey seamless background
Model wearing a black and lavender panelled belted trench coat with a black headwrap against a plain pale wall.
Model wearing a black leather jacket and cap holding a handbag against a plain grey studio wall.
Model Tanya Churbanova in a draped cornflower blue dress and matching head wrap for the Lanvin Summer 2026 campaign.
Model in black dress with puff sleeves and black headscarf standing against a neutral studio backdrop for Lanvin
Model Tanya Churbanova poses in a sky blue pleated halter gown and black headwrap for Lanvin against a neutral backdrop.
Model wearing a matching patterned black and red silk shirt and cap with bright red trousers against a grey seamless background

Lanvin Lanvin Summer 2026 2025

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The Lanvin Summer 2026 collection features a series of editorial portraits showcasing the latest designs from Peter Copping. The imagery channels a refined aesthetic, utilizing soft, diffused studio lighting and minimal backgrounds to place focus on the sculptural silhouettes and intricate textile details of the garments. Photographed by Victor Brun, the campaign highlights the house's latest seasonal range through high-contrast layering and structured tailoring. Fashion stylist Léopold Duchemin curated the look, featuring model Tanya Churbanova across various portraits that emphasize clean lines and graphic textures. The production leans into a minimalist visual language, balancing fluid drapery with rigid leather accents throughout the series.

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