
A striped shirt cuff folded over a plaid overshirt says quite a bit about Vince’s holiday 2026 collection. Getting dressed involves a little improvisation, and stylist Aaron Levine leaves those decisions visible. Shirt hems extend beneath knitwear, collars stand above jacket lapels, and pleated trousers give the layers above them a long, easy foundation.
Vince Holiday 2026

Colin Otto stars in the lookbook, photographed by Valentin Hennequin against paneled interiors and sunlit doorways. The setting lends these clothes an appealing domestic informality, especially when tailoring enters the picture. A checked half-zip sits between a white polo and a dark blazer, borrowing the ease of sportswear while keeping the jacket’s shape in play.

Even the patterned winter sweater gets a slightly rakish treatment, its sleeves pushed up and its hem lifted above the trouser waistband. These gestures make classic menswear feel personal, as though the wearer has already spent time figuring out what suits him.

Orange-red supplies the seasonal flourish, lighting up a dark jacket as a crewneck, then reappearing in a sweater draped across the shoulders. Vince’s holiday proposition comes through in that change of use. The festive piece can be something you reach for again tomorrow.






















The relaxed tailoring follows Vince’s fall 2026 campaign, which used architectural settings and exaggerated poses to bring its wardrobe into focus.





