Meryll Rogge

Jun 2026

For the Meryll Rogge S/S 27 men’s lookbook, the design house delivers an exercise in nuanced layering that redefines contemporary masculinity through a sophisticated lens. Captured through the lens of photographer Julie Greve, the project leans into a clean, editorial minimalism that allows the tactile quality of the collection to take center stage. Under the guidance of art director Bella Bruton, the campaign utilizes natural light to emphasize the rich textures of the knitwear, structured zip-up jackets, and intricate floral patterns that define the season. Fashion editor and stylist Bianca Raggi skillfully navigates the intersection of classic tailoring and avant-garde silhouettes, juxtaposing dark tailored trousers with unexpected elements like pleated skirts to create a cohesive yet boundary-pushing aesthetic. The visual narrative, anchored by the presence of model Gaspard Sandor, unfolds in bright, airy environments where the boundary between interior space and the outdoor garden setting remains porous and soft. With subtle beauty touches by makeup artist Florence Teerlinck, the portrait series maintains an authentic lifestyle quality while remaining firmly rooted in high-end designer fashion. Each frame functions as a study in poise, demonstrating how Meryll Rogge continues to blend rigorous craftsmanship with an approachable, modern ease that feels both timeless and distinctly forward-looking in its sartorial expression.

Lifestyle, Vertical

Natural light

Designer Fashion, Fashion