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Close profile shot of two Black men facing each other outdoors in front of an open field during sunset.
Lily Chapman in a textured white dress embraces a man in a pink jacket outdoors while a man in a black suit stands in the background.
Three fashion models in trench coats walking along a paved park pathway under a clear blue sky.
Model in a belted beige trench coat standing in an open field framed by two seated figures wearing coats on a park bench.
Close profile shot of two Black men facing each other outdoors in front of an open field during sunset.
Lily Chapman in a textured white dress embraces a man in a pink jacket outdoors while a man in a black suit stands in the background.
Three fashion models in trench coats walking along a paved park pathway under a clear blue sky.

Them Magazine Burberry 2026

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In this evocative fashion editorial for Burberry featured in Them Magazine, photographer Kodai Ikemitsu crafts a visual narrative that leans into the intersection of heritage and modern intimacy. Captured against the stark backdrop of an urban park during the transition between late autumn and winter, the imagery utilizes natural light to ground high-end luxury in a raw, cinematic atmosphere. By balancing wide-angle compositions with intense, close-up profile shots, the project highlights the brand’s iconic trench coats and plaid motifs through a lens of quiet, human connection. The styling, curated by hair stylist Yu Nagatomo and makeup artist Takenaka, avoids excessive polish, instead opting for a lived-in aesthetic that allows the textured knitwear and structured outerwear to command attention. Models Adeleye Segun, Denetric Malope, and Lily Chapman navigate the outdoor space with a stoic yet emotive presence, their interactions providing a counterpoint to the rigid, classic geometry of the Burberry garments. This editorial aesthetic successfully translates the storied legacy of the fashion house into a contemporary lifestyle context, where the golden hour glow emphasizes facial contours and creates a sense of timelessness. Through these carefully arranged groupings, the campaign feels less like a traditional product display and more like a candid observation of style in motion, effectively bridging the gap between archival luxury and modern, youth-focused storytelling.

Brand

Them Magazine

Credits

Kodai Ikemitsu
Photographer
Yu Nagatomo
Hair Stylist
Takenaka
Makeup Artist
Adeleye Segun
Model
Denetric Malope
Model

Industries

Luxury Fashion Houses

Styles

EditorialHorizontal

Techniques

Natural light
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