Magda Butrym

Mar 2026

The Magda Butrym Fall/Winter 26 campaign serves as a masterclass in tactile luxury, leaning into a refined, monochromatic palette that places material storytelling at the forefront. Captured through the lens of photographer César Segarra, the campaign presents a series of high-impact portraits that celebrate the juxtaposition of traditional tailoring and modern, structural embellishments. Under the art direction of Edward Kanarecki and with meticulous styling by Jacob K, the collection explores the interplay between plush faux fur, heavy leather, and delicate crochet, all anchored against the ornate backdrop of French-inspired interiors. The imagery reads as an exercise in editorial minimalism, where the focus remains steadfastly on the interplay between fabric and form. By utilizing natural light to cast soft, directional shadows, the production team highlights the intricate textures of quilted coats, snakeskin-embossed accessories, and detailed fringe. With hair by Damien Boissinot and makeup by Lucy Bridge, the casting—featuring Daria Kazakova, Malgosia Bela, and others—emphasizes a poised, sophisticated aesthetic that aligns seamlessly with the brand’s identity. The project effectively bridges the gap between commercial clarity and fashion-forward editorial, ensuring that every garment’s craftsmanship is both legible and aspirational. This season, Magda Butrym invites the viewer to look closer, finding depth in the details and richness in the disciplined, warm-toned composition that defines the house’s distinct vision for the upcoming colder months.

Editorial, Vertical

Natural light

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