Givenchy’s fall-winter 2026 campaign puts Kaia Gerber in front of Croatia’s granite coastline. This pairing does something unexpected. Sarah Burton’s runway vision moves outdoors, and the wild terrain gives it an edge the studio never could.
Givenchy Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
Juergen Teller shot the campaign, with styling from Camilla Nickerson, and the cast reaches beyond Kaia to include Eva Herzigova, Liu Wen, and Nyaduola Gabriel. Each woman carries her own mood, but Kaia anchors the story. Against pale rock, she shifts from soft romance to something sharper within a single set of images.
One dress blooms with oversized florals, fringe trailing nearly to the ground. Elsewhere she’s zipped into a sleek black bodysuit, floral boots adding the only flourish next to a structured black bag. Then the tailoring takes over. A cropped black jacket, a crisp white shirt, wide-leg trousers, a slim belt, pointed red shoes. Sharp, but never rigid.
The rest of the Givenchy collection leans into texture and volume. Puff sleeves. Glossy finishes. Jeweled tops and cutouts, denim next to leather boots, eveningwear cut with real structure, all set loose on a coastline that refuses to soften anything.
Burton’s runway ideas are still the backbone here. What Croatia adds is friction, the kind that makes tailoring look tougher, and florals look less delicate. The result reads polished and a little untamed at once, like Givenchy is done staying indoors.
