Eton’s holiday 2026 campaign captures Eddie Klint and Aubrey O’Mahony in gilded rooms, where hands slip into trouser pockets and conversation takes over from posing. The black tie dress code holds, but the posture relaxes.
Eton Holiday 2026 Campaign
Aubrey wears a white evening shirt with a broad cummerbund and double-breasted dinner jacket, giving black tie its full ceremony. Eddie sinks into a red chair in charcoal tailoring, a black shirt and striped tie, letting the close tones draw attention to texture. That interest in surface runs through the collection, from Italian-woven King Twill cotton to fluid silk.
A lustrous navy shirt, worn open at the neck, offers another option for the evening, its sheen doing the work of an accessory. Eton keeps the shirt at the center, whether framed by satin lapels or given the floor on its own. Dressing for the occasion is only the beginning; the clothes look ready for a long conversation.
Eddie also fronts Eton’s Oxford Ivy fit campaign, where garment-washed shirts and denim give the shirtmaker a collegiate turn.
