Dunhill F/W 2025.26 : Kit Butler & Ollie Edwards by Theo Wenner

[KitButler]

Kit Butler for Dunhill F/W 2025 Campaign
Credit: i-rma（weibo）

 

[fashionlov]

Kit Butler for Dunhill F/W 2025 Campaign
Credit: i-rma（weibo）
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I think he's the best male model of his generation. He's been working for years, always with the best in the industry.

 

[KitButler]

Yes, I think so too. He balances high fashion and high street fashion very well, and he also works quite hard.

 

[DK92]

He looks so HANDSOME here, I like it!

 

[VetOfOldNavy]

This feels incredibly on brand. Love it

 

[WAVES]

perfectly nailed. love it .

 

[KitButler]

new photo from IG

 

[fashionlov]

Kit Butler for Dunhill F/W 2025 Campaign
Credit: i-rma（weibo）
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Photographed by Theo Wenner, styled by Tom Guinness.

 

[KitButler]

Photographed by Theo Wenner, styled by Tom Guinness.

According to models.com, he seems to be the only model featured in the advertisement.

 

[aa2005]

Kit looks amazing as always. The pic is forgettable but passing which is how I feel about Theo’s nepo work in general.

 

[chrisand489]

 

[KitButler]

new photo Kit Butler and Ollie Edwards

 

[MDNA]

we love a sugar daddy.

 

[KitButler]

 

[Royal-Galliano]

what an adorable campaign. from the casting, styling to photography, everything is super nice. it almost reminds me of old day fantastic man magazine.

 

[Avonlea]

terrible photography

 

[KitButler]

New Photo


（Dunhiil.com）

 

[jeremydante]

Wow, love seeing Ollie.

 

[chrisand489]

• Theo Wenner - Photographer
• Simon Holloway - Creative Director
• Tom Guinness - Fashion Editor/Stylist
• Jean-Baptiste Talbourdet-Napoleone - Art Director
• Adam Hindle - Casting Director
• Hamid Onifadé - Model
• Kit Butler - Model
• Ollie Edwards - Model
• Tommy Gray - Model

(Esquire)

 

[ah ah]

Ok, I really don’t understand how they managed to completely undermine the amazing legacy Mark Weston built at Dunhill. Simon Holloway seems to have no idea how to make menswear feel contemporary yet classic, and the styling in his shows and campaigns makes this obvious (I don’t believe it’s the stylist’s choice to make everything look that dated and tacky). The watch worn over the shirt sleeve and the rolled-up coat sleeve are beyond any acceptable level of tackiness. The photography is weak, sure, but the fashion part is far more disturbing to me.