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Jimmy Choo Presents Its Fall 2026 Campaign Film

Jimmy Choo has recently marked the release of its Fall 2026 campaign film, which was shot at Palazzo Gallarati Scotti and features model Africa Garcia trying on the new collection in a setting that juxtaposes a Baroque exterior with a modernist interior. The aesthetic delivers a visual metaphor for the brand's 30-year dialogue between its London design studio and the Florentine artisans who execute its creations.

The Jimmy Choo Fall 2026 campaign film concept is presented as a fantasy interpretation of Creative Director Sandra Choi's design studio. It captures a joyful, playful atmosphere of dressing up that emphasizes the transformative power of the footwear and accessories on display. The collection itself places boots at the forefront, framed as both practical wardrobe staples and transformative pieces that exude youthful, confident energy.

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Baroque-Style High Fashion Campaigns
Source
Trend Hunter
Published
2026-08-08
Category
Commercials
Credited
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