Versace

May 2026

Versace redefines the intersection of luxury and accessibility in its latest eyewear campaign, perfectly encapsulating the brand's unapologetic glamour for the S/S 26 season. Captured through the sharp, precise lens of photographer Frank Lebon, the series leans into a refined editorial aesthetic that prioritizes the bold geometry of the collection. Under the vision of creative director Dario Vitale, the campaign utilizes stark studio strobe lighting to carve out a minimalist environment, ensuring the intricate gold frame detailing and dark tinted lenses remain the undeniable focal points of every frame. The casting, curated by Julia Lange, features an ensemble including Chu Wong, Kazuya Tanabe, and Selena Forrest, whose presence anchors the sleek, oval-shaped designs with a deliberate, high-fashion sensibility. By employing a clean, neutral backdrop, the imagery allows the eyewear to serve as the definitive protagonist of the narrative, stripped of unnecessary visual noise. Stylist Spencer Singer elevates the composition through thoughtful textures and hair styling, which partially obscures the subject in a manner that feels both intimate and intentionally enigmatic. The result is a masterclass in commercial portraiture, where the iconic Versace branding is presented with a contemporary, architectural edge that demands attention while maintaining the house’s signature sophistication and effortless luxury in every meticulously detailed shot.

Editorial, Vertical, Commercial

Studio strobe

Eyewear, Fashion