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Fusing Past and Present, Versace Unleashes its Obsessed-Themed Collection


THE ITALIAN fashion house of Versace has unveiled La Vacanza’s 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed. A commanding dialogue between past and present, honouring its inimitable impact on image-making.

Photographed by Steven Meisel, the images capture Versace’s unmistakable power with a conversation that transcends time: a series of intimate bedroom vignettes, uniting new faces with enduring icons embodying the House’s singular strength.

Versace Obsessed Spring/ Summer 2026

A new generation meets those embedded in the House’s history, surrounded by campaigns that have left an indelible mark on culture. Iconic supermodels paper their bedroom walls with tearsheets of advertisements photographed by Steven Meisel between 1993 and 2004. Undeniable evidence of Versace’s enduring hold, and testament to a visual language that continues to stir desire.

Versace Obsessed Spring/ Summer 2026

It’s a dialogue reflected in the La Vacanza collection, itself a conversation with the past, referencing and reimagining the House archive. A clash of couture and the street, bearing definitive icons: denim shirting, printed silk, vivid tailoring, and black leather against gold. The unmistakable marks of Versace.  Versace Obsessed reclaims the rich heritage of the past, asserting its legacy through the unforgettable, unapologetic lens of the present.

by Chidozie Obasi

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