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Model Apolline Rocco Fohrer reclining in a black velvet dress and floral tights beneath a giant sculpted hand for Valentino.
Model Apolline Rocco Fohrer holding a red studded handbag next to a marble torso sculpture in a Valentino ad.
Model wearing a long dark brown fur coat tied with a black leather sash belt standing between classical marble sculptures.
Cropped view of a model in a long dark brown fur coat, purple socks, and yellow studded heels standing between two classical statues.
Model in a grey embellished jacket, gold sash, and sneakers seated next to a classical marble torso for Valentino.
Model wearing a black lace plunge top and magenta ruffled gown standing beside a massive classical marble head sculpture.
Model wearing oversized black shield sunglasses and a pleated taupe top alongside the Valentino logo on a split background.
A woman wearing a black leather coat, lavender tights, and shield sunglasses reclines on a white plinth in front of classical sculptures.
Model Apolline Rocco Fohrer reclining in a black velvet dress and floral tights beneath a giant sculpted hand for Valentino.
Model Apolline Rocco Fohrer holding a red studded handbag next to a marble torso sculpture in a Valentino ad.
Model wearing a long dark brown fur coat tied with a black leather sash belt standing between classical marble sculptures.

Valentino 'Interferenze' Fall 2026 Ad Campaign 2026

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The Interferenze Fall 2026 campaign for Valentino serves as a visual dialogue between classical sculpture and contemporary luxury fashion. Under the creative direction of Alessandro Michele, the campaign features photography by Glen Luchford, who employs hard directional lighting to cast dramatic silhouettes and graphic shadows against muted, cool-toned studio backgrounds. This high-contrast aesthetic frames the collection’s juxtaposition of ornate detailing and structural silhouettes. Styling by Suzanne Koller leans into eclectic layering, pairing sheer floral lace and heavy velvet with vibrant satin sashes, metallic textiles, and the house’s signature studded leather goods. With beauty looks by makeup artist Daniel Sallstrom and hairstylist Esther Langham, the campaign leans into a moody, surreal atmosphere that places models like Apolline Rocco Fohrer alongside fragmented marble busts and torsos, emphasizing the interplay between human form and historical art.

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