Designed by Creative Director Rocco Iannone and photographed by Rafael Pavarotti, FERRARI’s Fall/Winter 2026 campaign stars Mila Van Eeten and Fernando Cabral in a collection that draws on the brand’s longstanding heritage in racing and luxury.

Pavarotti shot the campaign inside the Scaglietti coachbuilding workshops, paying homage to founder Sergio Scaglietti, one of Enzo Ferrari’s closest collaborators. The industrial setting provides a fitting backdrop for the collection’s futuristic shapes, precise tailoring, and continuous tension between masculine and feminine codes.

Titled “Skins I Am In,” the collection explores the idea that we can inhabit different identities through the garments we wear. Much like the finish of a car can be customized to become a physical expression of its owner, the pieces suggest that identity is similarly adaptable. Through clothing, FERRARI proposes that we do not have one skin, but many.

Since debuting its in-house fashion line in 2021, the Italian sports car manufacturer has continued to expand its identity beyond the automotive world, positioning fashion at the intersection of design, craftsmanship, and personal expression. With Fall/Winter 2026, FERRARI once ag