Dressing for work takes on a different meaning in Kiton’s fall-winter 2026 campaign. Photographed by Tony Kelly, model Atila Escolano Sanchez steps behind the pressing table in a tan suit and striped tie, looking as ready to take a meeting as to finish a sleeve.
Kiton Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
The campaign’s “La Verita’ del Fare” theme brings the making of clothes into view, though Kelly leaves plenty of room for theater. In a checked double-breasted suit, Atila holds a pair of tailor’s shears above a floor scattered with fabric offcuts; the immaculate figure and untidy surroundings do much of the talking.
A vivid blue jacket brings a jolt of color to another pressing station, its wearer framed by rising steam. Even the softer combination of a pale checked jacket and white trousers has a job to do, as Atila kneels beside Sara Fasano for a fitting.
Across these scenes, tailoring stays close to the body while allowing the gestures of work to register. There is an appealing vanity to it all, the fantasy of being as accomplished with the tools as one looks in the suit. Kiton makes the workshop itself an aspirational destination.
Kiton’s appetite for dressed-up display also runs through its J Balvin Familia capsule, where double-breasted suits share the spotlight with leatherwear.
