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⊹ Marine Serre unveils a new Fall/Winter 2026 campaign for “The Grace of Time,” photographed by Aymane Alhamid.
⊹ Earth, air, water and fire inspire the campaign’s exploration of femininity and nature.
⊹ Body-hugging jersey, sheer fabrics and precise cutouts contrast with voluminous draping.
⊹ Cotton and silk scarves take on new forms, bringing fluid shapes and movement to the collection.
Marine Serre is taking her Fall/Winter 2026 collection into the great outdoors with a new campaign for “The Grace of Time.” Photographed and directed by Aymane Alhamid, the imagery places the designer’s distinctive wardrobe against the natural scenery of Normandy, drawing inspiration from earth, air, water and fire. Open fields, woodlands and waterways create an interesting contrast with the clothes, bringing the relationship between women and nature into the picture.
The collection itself plays with proportions and how fabric moves around the body. Close-fitting jersey emphasizes the bust and waist, while exposed shoulders, sheer panels and precise cutouts bring a more revealing element to the silhouettes. These pieces sit alongside generous draping and fuller shapes, creating an interplay between fitted and flowing fabrics. Cotton and silk scarves are transformed into fluid garments, bringing movement to the collection while continuing Serre’s familiar practice of reworking existing pieces into unexpected designs.
The campaign takes a similarly artistic approach to its imagery, with compositions inspired by historical paintings and fabrics responding to the surrounding landscape. The original Fall/Winter 2026 collection explored time, memory and preservation through references to the Louvre and its historical artworks. Here, those ideas move into a natural environment, where the clothes interact with the models wearing them and the elements around them.
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Founded in Paris in 2017, Marine Serre is known for its crescent-moon motif, regenerated materials, body-skimming jersey, athletic references, and a futuristic wardrobe that moves between streetwear, tailoring, and couture.
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