Charli xcx’s “SS26” Music Video Is a Who’s Who of the Fashion Industry
Charli XCX's new music video for 'SS26' showcases a variety of influential figures from the fashion industry. Directed by TORSO, the video features both well-known personalities and key industry players, creating a unique blend of celebrity and fashion expertise. The video serves as a partial directory of fashion insiders, highlighting Charli's connections within the industry.
- ▪The music video for 'SS26' is directed by the duo TORSO, composed of Miodrag Manojlović and Lukas von Haller.
- ▪Notable figures in the video include fashion editor Carine Roitfeld and supermodel Debra Shaw.
- ▪Charli XCX was recently appointed as a YSL beauty ambassador, further solidifying her ties to the fashion world.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.vogue.com/slideshow/whos-who-in-charli-xcx-ss26-music-video |
| Publication time | Fri, 22 May 2026 01:47:01 +0000 |
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RunwayCharli xcx’s “SS26” Music Video Is a Who’s Who of the Fashion IndustryBy Alexandra Hildreth Photo: CBS Photo Archive/Getty ImagesSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyThere are a few things over the years that have cemented one’s It status: receiving an advanced copy of The New Yorker because you were on Tina Brown’s “Hot List,” being photographed by The Cobrasnake, sitting on the Marc Jacobs Heaven couch, and appearing in a Charli xcx music video. Tonight’s video release for her new song “SS26,” directed by TORSO, the duo composed of Miodrag Manojlović and Lukas von Haller, is no exception.The singer first set the tone for her who’s who squad during her the Brat era with her 2024 music video for “360.” The office siren-chic casting filled an entire downtown bingo card…
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