Loro Piana opens its fall-winter 2026 campaign in Houston, drawing on the art legacy of collectors John and Dominique de Menil to frame luxury within a dream of color and stillness.
Photographer Mario Sorrenti moves the story through the Menil Collection, the Rothko Chapel, and the family’s former home, letting the clothes settle into each space rather than compete with it.
Loro Piana Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
The cast gives the images a lived-in ease. Sigrid de L’Epine appears alongside her husband, artist Jean-Charles Blais, joined by Colin Otto, Jacqui Hooper, Jackson Giles, Long Li, Noor Khan, Robert Forrest, and Selena Forrest.
The Loro Piana clothes hold their own against the art. Inside the Rothko Chapel, a brown coat dress stands out against the canvases’ dark planes, while pale trousers and dusty knits keep the mood low and unhurried.
A navy draped dress lands on a bright green antique sofa, and that single contrast does more work than an entire look book could. Double-breasted coats run long. Tailoring layers without stiffening.
Suede jackets, relaxed trousers, and polished loafers round out a palette built on stone, brick, chocolate, chalk, olive, and midnight blue.
The fabrics carry the weight the styling doesn’t need to announce. Rich wool, brushed suede, and soft draping knits stand out. Clean lines are also embraced in the signature Loro Piana aesthetic.
The fall-winter campaign builds on a mood Loro Piana set earlier this year. Step back into the resort 2026 season to see how it started.
