Sandro navigates the intersection of urban functionality and Parisian refinement in its Fall/Winter 26 lookbook, a series that leans into the quiet confidence of contemporary luxury fashion houses. Under the creative direction of Franck Durand, the campaign moves away from high-gloss spectacle, opting instead for a deliberate, editorial minimalism that prioritizes textural nuance. Captured through the lens of photographer Alessandro Furchino Capria, the imagery utilizes soft, natural light to emphasize the tactile quality of the collection, from the rugged durability of shearling-lined jackets to the clean, architectural lines of leather totes and oversized tailoring. Featuring model Joseph Uyttenhove, the series portrays a protagonist who is grounded and introspective, framed within neutral interior settings that range from sterile studio backdrops to wood-paneled creative workshops. By stripping back extraneous details, the project highlights the garment construction, allowing the interplay of light and shadow to define the silhouettes. Each portrait functions as a lifestyle study, successfully blending effortless wearability with a high-end aesthetic. This approach elevates the traditional lookbook format, transforming seasonal product shots into a coherent narrative of understated modern style. The consistent use of muted palettes and restrained composition confirms Sandro’s commitment to a sophisticated, timeless wardrobe that feels both authentic and aspirational in its execution.
