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Lissy Roddy keeps campaign in one place: 12 stories so far. The section currently leads with “J.Crew x Eckhaus Latta: A Curated Collection, Styled and Art Directed”, “Amiri Redefines the LA Dream: A Laurel Canyon Evolution.”, and “Roman Reverie: Brioni Tailoring Shines in Fall-Winter 2026.”. Structured blazer, tailored denim, and the quiet confidence of a collection that refuses to try too hard. The party at Laurel Canyon wasn't just another industry affair. Alicia Roddy, known globally as Lissy Roddy, is a fashion model, luxury lifestyle influencer, and travel creator with a curated global audience of over 1.3+… The list below is every campaign story on Lissy Roddy, newest first.
J.Crew x Eckhaus Latta: A Curated Collection, Styled and Art Directed
Structured blazer, tailored denim, and the quiet confidence of a collection that refuses to try too hard. Styling and art directing the J.Crew x Eckhaus Latta collaboration required precision, every piece earned its place. The result feels both intentional and effortless, a modern muse's uniform. The campaign lands with editorial weight, not clutter. For those who appreciate elevated foundations, our **Elevated Essentials: A Curated Yosemite Hiking Edit** offers a similar balance of function and polish. Specific links available upon request.
Amiri Redefines the LA Dream: A Laurel Canyon Evolution.
The party at Laurel Canyon wasn't just another industry affair. It was AMIRI stepping out of the familiar Los Angeles haze and into a sharper, more intentional light. The brand's signature ease remains, but there's a new tension here, a refined edge that feels less like nostalgia and more like a directive. This evolution is precise, and it lands. For more on how this city's mood is shaping the season's wardrobe, our coverage in "L.A. Autumn: Elevated Essentials, Effortlessly Defined" sets the stage.
Roman Reverie: Brioni Tailoring Shines in Fall-Winter 2026.
Warm light, sharp tailoring. Patrick Petitjean and Jerome Adamoli have taken Brioni back to Rome, and the result is a Fall-Winter 2026 collection that feels both grounded and aspirational. This is tailoring with intention, cut for the man who moves through the city with quiet confidence. It is a timeless study in form, and it lands with an effortless authority. For more on how this season's considered polish translates to the everyday, see our piece on the fall bag defining modern style.
Fall 2026: Tom Ford’s Proposition of Confidence and Desire.
Tom Ford's fall-winter 2026 proposition is sharp, deliberate, and unapologetically magnetic. Confidence and desire are not abstractions here; they are tailored into every silhouette, with danger threading through the details. It feels authoritative without effort, which is precisely the point. This is not a wardrobe for hesitation. For those building a seasonal edit, our curated Milan coverage offers a fitting counterpoint. The collection does not ask for permission. It simply states its case, and that is exactly why it works.
Armani: Reflecting on Legacy, Shaping the Future Man.
Silvana Armani and Leo Dell'Orco are tracing the man behind the label, past to future. Their reflection on Armani's legacy is less a retrospective, more a roadmap. It is the quiet authority of tailoring, the permanence of restraint. For those who appreciate a sharper, more intentional wardrobe, this is essential reading. And for a complementary study in modern polish, our coverage of the Fall bag defining style offers a similarly considered perspective.
Aaron Pierre: The New Standard for Impeccable BOSS Tailoring
The suit is back, and Aaron Pierre wears it like a declaration. BOSS has sharpened its focus, letting Pierre's quiet command carry the weight of the campaign. It is tailored, precise, and entirely modern. For those who appreciate this level of control, our piece on Jonathan Anderson's Dior Icons offers another study in considered dressing. This is not nostalgia; it is the new standard.
Gucci's New Era: A Roster of Icons for Fall-Winter 2026
Demna's Gucci debut is a masterclass in casting. Shawn Mendes, Jin, Tom Brady, Xiao Zhan, each a modern muse, each bringing a distinct edge to the house's new tailoring. The roster feels less like a campaign and more like a curated guest list for the season's most intentional wardrobe. It is bold, considered, and entirely of the moment. For those watching the shift in luxury's language, this is the reference point. And for the bags?
Return to Office: Elevated Essentials from Zara.
Structured suiting, sharp outerwear, and the quiet confidence of a well-tailored trouser define the return to office. Zara clocks in with Daisuke Ueda and John Armstrong, delivering elevated essentials that make the commute feel intentional. This is not about reinventing the wheel; it is about perfecting the pieces you reach for daily. For more on this polished direction, our coverage of Jonathan Anderson's Dior Icons offers a complementary take on owning the look.
Elevated Essentials: Carl Friedrik's Campaign for Considered Travel
Erik Kettschick brings a buttoned-up charm to Carl Friedrik's latest campaign, where good luggage is always worth bringing along. It's a quiet nod to the principle that the right case elevates the journey before it even leaves the curb. There's a tailored confidence here, a belief that travel should feel considered, not chaotic. Kettschick fits the brand's ethos seamlessly, and the result is a campaign that feels both refined and refreshingly grounded.
Dunhill's Fall Campaign: A Gathering of Modern Style Icons
Five men walk into a season. Daisuke Ueda, Henry Kitcher, RJ Rogenski, Colin Otto, and Hamid Onifade bring their own quiet authority to Dunhill's fall-winter 2026 campaign. This is not about clothes wearing the wearer. It is about character carrying the cloth. The result feels tailored, intentional, and entirely of the moment. For those tracking the season's sharper edges, Jonathan Anderson's Dior Icons offers a parallel study in precision. Consider this your curated starting point.
Sandro's Pre-Fall: A Graceful Fade from Summer's Glow.
Luca Lemaire lets summer exit with composure. Pre-fall lands in light layers and deeper tones, a graceful fade rather than a hard cut. The palette feels intentional, the styling effortless. It is the kind of ease that reads as considered, never thrown together. For those refining their seasonal edit, our coverage of Jonathan Anderson's Dior Icons offers a sharper counterpoint. This collection, though, stands on its own quiet confidence. It is a studied transition, and it works.
Urban Ease: Alo's Summer Edit for the City Set
Concrete, breathable, and undeniably city-ready. Alo's Summer Edit strips the season down to its most refined layers, offering a curated uniform for the urban pulse. This is the effortless uniform for the modern muse who moves from studio to sidewalk without losing momentum. It is a sharp, intentional approach to warm-weather dressing. For those who appreciate a holistic view of the season's direction, our coverage of the Miu Miu collection offers a seamless narrative.