BOSS’s fall-winter 2026 campaign makes a compelling case for power dressing. The images feature Grace Elizabeth and Aaron Pierre fronting a sharp new take on modern tailoring. Photographer Matthew Brookes shot the pair across London, moving between grand stone walkways and sleek city streets so classic suiting picks up an on-the-move energy.
BOSS Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
Grace takes the fashion spotlight, and BOSS keeps her palette soft. A taupe blazer meets matching trousers and a dark button-down, cinched with a slim belt and finished off with a roomy brown shoulder bag. Elsewhere, strict suiting gives way to a sporty gray bomber, fluid drawstring pants, and a pale polo.
Tonal BOSS dressing gets its own moment too. A light beige blazer sits over a V-neck knit, paired with tan trousers, dark sunglasses, and an oversized tote. In another frame, a layered turtleneck and dark shirt add contrast beneath a gray tailored jacket, and office dressing suddenly looks more considered, less expected.
Aaron holds down the classic end of the story in a dark suit, white shirt, and tie, a gray coat draped over one shoulder for good measure. Together, the two leads show how BOSS is loosening up traditional tailoring, with easy proportions, rich neutrals, practical bags, and smart layers doing the work.
BOSS started this story earlier in the year. See Meghann Fahy front the brand’s spring 2026 campaign.
