Model in a beige trench coat walking and holding a black handbag against a grey seamless background

Model in a sheer white layered skirt and veil standing against a light grey studio background with a reflective floor.

Model in printed pink top and skirt holding black bag against plain white background

Model wearing a sheer pink layered coat and matching dress against a plain white studio background for MARRKNULL S/S 26.

Model in printed white t-shirt and grey plaid skirt holding black handbag against a white background

Model wearing a structured grey strapless top and bright green shorts against a neutral white background.

Model wearing a black hooded cardigan and graphic t-shirt with wide-leg denim jeans against a white backdrop

Model with a high bouffant blonde hairstyle wearing a striped top and dark skirt against a white studio background.

Model standing on a glossy floor wearing a layered top and slit denim skirt, holding a white handbag against a plain background

Model wearing a plaid headscarf, denim skirt, and neon green socks against a plain white background for MARRKNULL S/S 26

Model with blonde updo hair wearing a sheer plaid top and matching skirt against a neutral background

Various Campaigns MARRKNULL S/S 26 2025

About

The MARRKNULL S/S 26 editorial campaign presents an exploration of contemporary streetwear and experimental tailoring. Captured by photographer Karl Felix, the series leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising neutral studio backgrounds and reflective flooring to place focus on the collection's avant-garde silhouettes and layered textiles. Fashion editor and stylist Daliah Spiegel shapes the visual narrative, combining disparate elements like sheer fabrics, plaid patterns, and structured fringe-accented accessories. Hair stylist Hiromi Nishinaka complements the ensembles with sculpted, retro-inspired updos and voluminous styling, while model Signe Michaelsson serves as the primary subject throughout the vertical-format imagery. The project highlights clean, natural light to define the varied textures of the garments.