Bella Hadid: A Modern-Day Marie Antoinette for Miss Sixty

If you thought spring/summer 2026 fashion was predictable, Miss Sixty’s new SS26 collection is ready to shatter all expectations.

If you thought spring/summer 2026 fashion was predictable, Miss Sixty’s new SS26 collection is ready to shatter all expectations. The campaign’s star is Bella Hadid — a true modern-day Marie Antoinette, reimagined through the lens of strength, boldness, and style. The shoot was captured by the incredible Gabriel Moses, whose camera turns every frame into a miniature masterpiece.

The brand’s new campaign highlights the queen’s power and rebellious spirit, transforming a historical icon into a symbol of female independence and influence. Here, Bella isn’t a victim of circumstance; she’s an icon of strength, courage, and style, embodying the spirit of the modern it-girl.

The SS26 collection is built around romantic details with a grunge-inspired twist. Low-rise jeans, distressed effects, pink leather, and ribbon accents create looks that are simultaneously feminine, playful, and provocative. Miss Sixty denim remains the heart of the collection, but its deliberately “unfinished” appearance gives each outfit a confident, daring edge. The brand masterfully blends heritage with modernity, creating a style perfect for girls who know exactly what they want from life and fashion.

The campaign’s visual concept is equally striking. Alongside the Marie Antoinette inspiration, Bella draws from the fairy tale “The Princess and the Pea”, depicted among layers of mattresses in a “Rococo wasteland,” where playfulness and romance mingle with a touch of royal madness.

The final Miss Sixty SS26 collection is a bold, vibrant, and feminine statement. Romance meets grunge, daring meets playfulness, and Bella Hadid proves that the modern fashion queen is one who combines charisma, strength, and irresistible style.

Spring/summer 2026 promises to be a true fashion celebration, where historical motifs are brought to life and every girl can feel like the heroine of her own Rococo fairy tale.