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Freya Nutter sits on a metal stool wearing a yellow plaid shirt, wide-leg trousers, and a headscarf against a white backdrop.

Model Freya Nutter posing in a pink sweatshirt, white maxi skirt, sunglasses, and yellow mini bag in a studio for Polo Ralph Lauren.

Model wearing an oversized red jacket, straw sun hat, black sunglasses, and a navy skirt against a seamless studio backdrop.

Freya Nutter wearing black sunglasses, shell earrings, and a pink sweatshirt against a white backdrop for Polo Ralph Lauren.

Model wearing a layered grey tank top, brown trousers with a yellow bandana belt, and holding a green bag against a pale backdrop.

Model Freya Nutter wearing a brown leather bomber jacket, white top, pleated white trousers, and layered beaded necklaces.

Model Freya Nutter wearing a dark brown leather bomber jacket and layered beaded necklaces against a neutral backdrop.

Model Freya Nutter in a blue cable-knit dress, yellow neck scarf, and dark sunglasses holding a woven bag against a white backdrop.

Model wearing dark sunglasses, a tan trench coat, and a draped blue cable-knit sweater against a neutral backdrop.

Polo Ralph Lauren SU26 - POLO WOMEN'S LOOKBOOK 2025

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The Polo Ralph Lauren SU26 Women's lookbook showcases a seasonal collection through a series of editorial portraits. Photographed by Maya Skelton, the imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a neutral, off-white studio seamless backdrop to emphasize the layering and rich textures of the garments. The collection features a vibrant palette and relaxed silhouettes, with model Freya Nutter styled in oversized blousons, structured leather bombers, and layered knitwear. The production maintains a clean, uniform look across the set, employing soft light to highlight details ranging from artisan beadwork to tailored pleats. Creative production for the campaign was supported by hair stylist Shin Arima and makeup artist Ingeborg, who crafted an understated aesthetic to complement the wardrobe. Set designer Colin Lytton provided the minimal environments, ensuring the focus remains on the collection's balance of casual utility and elegance.