Palm Angels Wants You To Explore the “Lost Frames” in Its FW26 Campaign
Shot by Sharna Osbourne and Van Khokhlov inside an empty theatre, the imagery channels low-lit Hollywood nostalgia.
Summary
Palm Angels unveils its FW26 "Lost Frames" campaign, lensed in a historic theatre using a grainy VHS aesthetic.
The range updates signature tracksuits, technical outerwear, tailoring and fluid mini dresses with rich fabrications.
The collection is now available via Palm Angels and select global retailers.
Palm Angels’ Fall/Winter 2026 campaign, titled “Lost Frames,” unfolds as a cinematic exploration of memory and atmosphere. Shot by Sharna Osbourne and Van Khokhlov inside a historic theatre, the visuals, defined by Osbourne’s VHS aesthetic, capture empty auditoriums, backstage corners and softly lit interiors, creating a tactile, timeworn quality that blurs the line between performance and aftermath.
The narrative unfolds across empty auditoriums, backstage corners, and velvet-draped balconies, creating an intimate, lingering post-show atmosphere. Within this low-lit setting, the collection shines through its rich material depth, using treated jersey, premium denim, and tactile fabrics designed to transition effortlessly from daytime wear to evening outings.
The FW26 product range balances refined tailoring with Palm Angels’ core athletic identity. Women’s silhouettes lean into confident femininity via fluid mini dresses, precise suiting, and elevated knitwear, while the men’s offering reinterprets sportswear staples – such as signature tracksuits, technical outerwear, and oversized shirting – with richer fabrications and cleaner construction. Serving as the collection’s centerpiece, the brand’s iconic palm tree motif undergoes a fresh evolution. It appears printed, embroidered, and sculpted into polished metal palm-tree studs, acting as a subtle yet definitive marker of identity across the wardrobe. The Fall/Winter 2026 line is now available globally online at palmangels.com and through select retail stockists.





















