
Dunhill dials things back for fall-winter 2026, allowing character to lead a campaign photographed by Ethan James Green. Creative director Simon Holloway places the blazer at its center, drawing on the meeting of Savile Row tradition and King’s Road individuality that shaped London menswear during the 1960s. That history sets up a cast that spans generations and geography.
Daisuke Ueda, Henry Kitcher, RJ Rogenski, Colin Otto, and Hamid Onifade bring different ages, backgrounds and statures that gives Dunhill’s clothes a life beyond the studio. The familiar blazer changes with them, appearing in navy tailoring, gun club check and suede alongside rollnecks, denim and relaxed trousers that shift it between formal and everyday dress. That range keeps the gravitas restrained. Dunhill strips away the excess to get there, letting good clothes meet interesting men and turning distinction into something worn day to day.
Dunhill Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign






Dunhill recently unveiled its spring-summer 2027 collection, which injects tailoring with leisure.





