André 3000 Takes on Moncler’s Re/Icons Campaign, All at Once

Expedition gear becomes an act of self-expression as André 3000 puts his own instincts to work for Moncler.

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André 3000 wears a navy vest with red and purple padded pieces secured by ropes for Moncler Re/Icons 2026.
André 3000 stars in Moncler’s Re/Icons 2026 campaign. Photo: Gabriel Moses / Moncler

André 3000 approaches Moncler’s Re/Icons 2026 collection with an ambitious packing strategy: wear and transport the entire thing at once. Photographed by Gabriel Moses for the latest chapter of “Pioneers in Moncler,” the musician turns expedition dressing into a sculpture built around his own body.

Moncler Re/Icons 2026 Campaign

André 3000 turns toward the camera with rolled padded garments and expedition equipment secured around his body.
André 3000 transports a bundle of padded garments in Moncler’s expedition-inspired campaign. Photo: Gabriel Moses / Moncler

Red and purple padded pieces swell around a navy vest, while ropes secure the load and a close-fitting hood frames his mirrored sunglasses. The effect draws on early mountaineers hauling their equipment uphill, though André’s broad grin gives the exercise a welcome sense of play.

His proposal also gets to something persuasive about this casting. An artist whose curiosity took him from Outkast to the flute-led New Blue Sun was always likely to find his own use for an archive of alpine clothing.

That impulse extended to the set, where he asked for chalk and drew mountains across the black backdrop, inspiring the campaign’s invitation to “create your own mountains.” He contributes the film’s soundtrack too, his first new original music since 2025’s 7 Piano Sketches EP.

Following October’s campaign with Cher, JENNIE, and Grace Jones, this Re/Icons chapter gives André a particularly apt role: deciding for himself what to do with everything Moncler has handed him.

André 3000 in mirrored sunglasses, fitted hood and navy Moncler vest.
André 3000 smiles in mirrored sunglasses and a fitted hood for Moncler. Photo: Gabriel Moses / Moncler

The collection builds on Moncler Re/Icons 2026, which revisits the brand’s alpine originals and their journey into street fashion.