Palm Angels has always known how to make fashion feel like something more. And with Lost Frames, their Fall/Winter 2026 campaign, they have created something truly extraordinary.
Shot by photographers Sharna Osbourne and Van Khokhlov in a historic theatre, Lost Frames finds its beauty not in the performance but in what happens after the curtain falls. Backstage areas. Empty foyers. Abandoned theatres suspended between what was and what remains. The photographs blur memory and reality in the most captivating and deeply atmospheric way, capturing not the moment everyone expects but the one that lingers long after the lights go out.
Osbourne‘s signature VHS style gives every frame its intimacy through grain and softness. Each image feels discovered rather than produced, as though you have stumbled onto something private and unguarded. Raw. Personal. Impossibly beautiful. This is campaign photography as genuine art, and it is completely mesmerising.
The collection itself is equally compelling. Mini dresses with a gorgeous fluidity contrast with sharp tailoring and weighted knitwear. Palm Angels’ iconic palm emblem anchors everything, printed into fabrics, hand-stitched into seams, and cast as metal details that catch the light, repeating throughout the collection in a way that feels like a signature rather than a logo. Denim, treated jersey, and richly textured surfaces build a wardrobe that prioritises tactility and permanence over trend. The femininity on display is confident and completely at ease, born from construction rather than simplicity.
Lost Frames reveals a version of Hollywood that exists outside the photograph everyone expects. And it is the most hauntingly beautiful fashion story we have encountered this season.
The Lost Frames collection is available now at palmangels.com and select retailers.