Model wearing black underwear bending forward in a studio against a light grey backdrop

Model Ajok Daing seated on a reflective surface wearing a brown bodysuit for Marks and Spencer photographed by Gus and Lo

Model wearing black lingerie seated on a dark reflective surface against a plain grey background

Model wearing dark brown lingerie set posing against a dark background, photographed by Gus and Lo for Marks and Spencer

Monochrome rear view of a seated woman wearing a textured black patterned one-piece bodysuit against a grey studio background

Model Ajok Daing wearing a white bodysuit against a dark studio background

Model wearing a dark green patterned lingerie set against a soft grey studio background for Marks and Spencer

Model Ajok Daing in a brown bodysuit photographed from overhead against a black and grey studio background

Model with braided hair wearing brown lingerie and high-waisted shorts posing against a grey studio backdrop

Model wearing a black bodysuit posing with arms raised against a dark studio background with a reflected silhouette.

Model in black bodysuit posing against a gradient grey studio background

Marks & Spencer's Lingerie 2026

About

Marks & Spencer's latest lingerie campaign redefines the intersection of technical precision and artistic expression within the fashion sector. By prioritizing a clean, minimalist aesthetic, the project centers on the synergy between the wearer and the garment, utilizing a restrained color palette of slate blues, deep browns, and olive greens to allow the form-fitting silhouettes to take prominence. The creative vision, helmed by directors and photographers Gus&Lo, leans into the language of editorial portraiture, where the interplay of studio strobe and soft natural light creates a sculptural quality that elevates everyday undergarments into a narrative of grace and confidence. Stylist Lorna McGee masterfully emphasizes the tactile nature of these pieces, from textured bodysuits to seamless sets, ensuring each frame functions as a study in geometry and human movement. Whether capturing a dancer-like posture or a quiet, grounded stance from models like Ajok Daing and Jill Kortleve, the imagery avoids traditional marketing tropes in favor of a sophisticated, high-end approach. By employing techniques like chiaroscuro to add depth and high-key lighting to maintain an airy, professional focus, the campaign succeeds in articulating a modern vision for lingerie advertising. The result is a series of portraits that feels both intimate and expansive, celebrating physical strength and design integrity through a lens of refined, contemporary commercial elegance.