DUBAI: Dutch Moroccan Egyptian model Imaan Hammam is the face of Sezane’s latest autumn campaign, marking what the French fashion label is calling a “new era” under founder Morgane Sezalory.
Unveiled on Aug. 23, the Fall 2026 collection arrives alongside a refreshed visual identity and new logo, reflecting Sezalory’s desire to evolve the brand after more than a decade. Hammam stars in the campaign, photographed by Mark Kean and styled by Alex Carl.
The collection retains Sezane’s focus on wardrobe staples while introducing a more structured and confident aesthetic. Voluminous shoulders, dramatic funnel-neck collars and tactile fabrics feature prominently across short jackets, coats and trench coats, with faux fur, wool and leather adding texture to the autumn offering.
Among the standout pieces are oversized coats, relaxed trousers and generous slouchy totes, alongside updated versions of the Parisian-inspired separates that have become synonymous with the label.
Meanwhile, earlier this summer, Hammam took to the runway at Jacquemus’ highly anticipated “Le Bonheur” fashion show, staged on the rocky Ile de la Pietra in Corsica.
