A new take on luxury.
Ferrari is taking a closer look under the hood for Fall/Winter 2026, but this time, it’s the human body rather than a supercar in the spotlight.
Shot by Rafael Pavarotti at the historic Scaglietti coachbuilding workshops in Italy – a place once closely tied to Enzo Ferrari and his legendary cars – Ferrari’s latest campaign looks at the link between people and machines, drawing parallels between skin, clothing and the polished surfaces of its cars. The imagery stars Mila Van Eeten and Fernando Cabral, captured against the workshop’s industrial surroundings in a monochrome palette that puts the focus firmly on the body and clothes.
Creative director Rocco Iannone’s vision continues to centre on sensuality, with garments treated as extensions of the body. The collection mixes sculpted outerwear, sharp tailoring and an industrial edge, from oversized coats and textured leather jackets to cropped bombers, copper satin trousers and fitted ribbed knits. A floor-length ruched dress adds a softer touch, while Ferrari’s automotive influence comes through in structured bags, sculpted metallic jewellery and sleek visor-style eyewear.
Peep the shots below.
PHOTO CREDIT: Courtesy of Ferrari
