
Michael Kors Collection Campaign Features Angelina Kendall
Michael Kors has released the fall 2025 Michael Kors Collection ad campaign featuring model Angelina Kendall. The ads were shot by Dutch duo Inez van Lamsweerde and Vindoodh Matadin and styled by Carlos Nazario.
“Timeless, warm, modern, architectural yet sensual — I wanted the collection to exemplify cozy modernism and hands-in-the-pockets chic,” said Michael Kors. “This is everyday opulence. It’s about pieces you can wear today, tomorrow and for many years to come.”
The campaign was shot at the Terminal Warehouse in Chelsea in New York, where the collection debuted on the runway before such front-row celebrities as Uma Thurman, Rose Byrne, Kerry Washington, Nicole Scherzinger, Lea Michele, Rachel Brosnahan, Suki Waterhouse and Jane Krakowski. The campaign brings to life the collection’s exploration of sculptural silhouettes and the interplay of light and depth. It draws inspiration from cinematic black and white with warm undertones.
For fall, Michael Kors returned to his core, reasserting his tailoring prowess with polished but easy suiting, and modern-looking layering (coats over dresses, dresses or asymmetric pleated skirts over pants, for example) creating movement and seasonal optionality, according to WWD’s review.
Among the looks featured in the fall campaign are softly tailored menswear coats and jackets shown over pleated skirts and trousers, along with soft dresses, liquid silk overshirts and draped blouses. The palette ranges from black and white to urban grays, along with chocolate, caramel, bottle and aubergine, and dusty shades of iris and celadon. Rounding out the looks are relaxed outerwear and accessories such as oversized clutches, sleek bowling bags, and luxe, shearling hats.
The campaign breaks Friday and will appear on social media platforms throughout the month, while print ads will run in select fall issues.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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