Knee high leather boots and a rocky landscape shouldn’t make sense – but for Givenchy by Sarah Burton – it does. Brought to life by Juergen Teller’s photography, Givenchy’s Winter 2026 campaign is shot upon a granite landscape on location in Croatia.  It’s an exploration that toes the tedious balance between femininity and edge, a tension familiar to Sarah Burton’s Givenchy.

Starring models Kaia Gerber, Eva Herzigova, and Nyaduola Gabriel, and Liu Wen, along with French writer and lawyer Constance Debré, the production challenges expectations. Each subject brings a personal history and unique element to the shoot, conveying the message of individual expression and appreciation. 

“There’s a directness about the women in the campaign which speaks to their personality and strength. I wanted it to be purely about that – everything I design at Givenchy centers on seeing and celebrating the reality and the brilliance of all kinds of women,” says Givenchy Creative Director Sarah Burton.

The looks vary drastically in aesthetic, thigh-high boots and a black leotard follows a tailored suit and tie. A bejeweled chest piece is made up of cascading gems. A simple black dress has a steep slit and spaghetti straps. Color appears in meaningful touches: multicolored fringe, a shocking yellow, flowers in deep reds and oranges. The entire collection, and campaign, is intentional. The balance of strength and sensuality meets in a precarious dance. It’s a beautiful dance, masterfully pulled off by Sarah Burton.