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Aaron Pierre Gets Suited Up for BOSS’ AW26 Campaign


For Fall 2026, BOSS puts tailoring at the core of its brand expression with a new global campaign that celebrates modern suiting. Fronted by British actor, former GLASS Man cover star and BOSS ambassador Aaron Pierre, together with American model Grace Elizabeth, the campaign captures a new generation of BOSS individuals in moments of focus, movement, and authority.

Aaron Pierre and Grace Elizabeth for BOSS

Perfectly cut tailoring – at the heart of the label’s DNA – represents more than a style choice; it’s a state of mind. With Aaron’s powerful presence and grounded vision of success, and Grace’s effortless elegance, they embody the brand’s spirit: ambition, confidence, and the conviction to Be Your Own BOSS.

The campaign film and accompanying imagery, shot by Matthew Brooks, follow Aaron and Grace through London. They move with purpose in strong, impeccably tailored looks fit for the modern world. The visuals trace their journeys from getting ready to going out, showing the versatility of BOSS tailoring, which combines precision craftsmanship, contemporary design, and effortless wearability for every aspect of modern life.

Aaron Pierre and Grace Elizabeth for BOSS

Aaron Pierre and Grace Elizabeth for BOSS

Much like Pierre’s own approach to style, the collection favours pieces that feel genuine and expressive, with nothing overdone. Whether worn to the office or in more laid-back settings, it’s a confident companion to all the ways a BOSS lives.

by Chidozie Obasi

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