Emporio Armani approaches fall-winter 2026 as a study of the classics, fitting for a collection inspired by the disciplined world of colleges and conservatories. Captured on film by Alasdair McLellan at Berlin’s Funkhaus, the campaign finds its students pulling from generations of menswear, mixing eras freely.
Long herringbone coats fall over collarless shirts and denim, while checked trousers meet cropped jackets and flat caps. Elsewhere in the lineup, Manu Ríos brings traditional formality into the present in a gray three-piece suit with generously cut trousers.
Models Morgan Sahadow, Alexander Kosi, Cameron Phillimore, Kai W, Josephen Akuei, and Mia Armstrong further blur distinctions between the collegiate, casual, and formal. There is a through line with Giorgio Armani’s fall 2026 examination of the house’s tailoring codes, but Emporio gives that inheritance to a younger generation to study, mix, and ultimately make its own.
Emporio Armani Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
On a more relaxed note, Emporio Armani’s last outing centered on underwear and loungewear.
