⊹ Kendall Jenner drives her own 1997 Porsche through Los Angeles from dusk to midnight.
⊹ Mulholland Drive and a John Lautner-designed home set the scene.
⊹ ’70s outerwear, semi-shine leather and menswear plaid carry the fall wardrobe.
⊹ The campaign continues FRAME’s portrait series through Jenner’s own Los Angeles.
Kendall Jenner is taking FRAME on a very Los Angeles night out. The Fall 2026 campaign follows her from dusk to midnight, starting behind the wheel of her own 1997 Porsche on Mulholland Drive before heading into the Hollywood Hills. From there, the setting shifts to a mid-century home designed by John Lautner, where Jenner dances, listens to music and hangs by the pool. It is less fashion set, more a very polished glimpse into her version of home.
The wardrobe matches the route. Jenner wears the Alpine Chevron Coat, a ’70s-inspired piece based on vintage shearling jacquards, with The Cigarette, a low-rise slim trouser cut in semi-shine leather. The Lantern Blouse takes traditional menswear plaid and softens it with a tie neckline, while the rest of FRAME moves between denim, leather, tailoring and knits without losing that dressed-up-off-duty rhythm.
The campaign continues FRAME’s ongoing portrait series, which places its clothes inside the personal worlds of the people wearing them. Here, Los Angeles does almost as much work as Jenner: winding roads, glassy architecture, a vintage car and the city slipping from daylight into night.
Founded in Los Angeles in 2012 by Erik Torstensson and Jens Grede, FRAME is rooted in premium denim with a European fashion perspective. Signature jeans, polished tailoring, leather, knitwear, and refined wardrobe staples define its modern California identity.
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