Photographed by Corentin Leroux for Casablanca, Iris Law stars in the fashion house’s Resort 2026 campaign, shot at the legendary Sheats Goldstein Residence in Los Angeles. The setting alone carries cultural weight, but the campaign never lets architecture overpower the mood. Instead, it frames Law as the center of gravity, presenting her as a modern LA muse who feels relaxed, self possessed, and quietly compelling.
Casablanca’s decision to head west feels intentional. Los Angeles is treated not just as a location, but as a state of mind. The images unfold under rain softened skies and glowing nighttime city views, lending the campaign a cinematic intimacy. Leroux captures the modernist landmark with sensitivity, allowing glass walls, reflective surfaces, and low light to support the narrative rather than dominate it. The result feels personal, as though the viewer has stepped into a private evening rather than a staged production.
The clothes follow that same philosophy. The Resort 2026 collection leans into ease without sacrificing precision. Iris Law lounges across leather sofas and open interiors, wearing silhouettes that suggest post match downtime and late night conversations. The styling feels instinctive rather than forced, as if these are clothes chosen for comfort that happen to look exceptional.
Standout pieces include striped polo shirts that nod to classic sportswear, pleated skirts in rich oxblood tones, and textured tennis sets crafted in boucle cotton. Cropped baby tees featuring orchid logos add a playful softness, while silk shirts printed with surreal motifs bring an artistic dimension to the collection. Each piece feels designed to move with the body, reinforcing Casablanca’s ongoing dialogue between leisure and luxury.
The color palette grounds the collection in warmth and familiarity. Pastel pinks and soft whites are balanced by deep reds and muted greens, creating contrast without harshness. It is a palette that feels sun faded and lived in, echoing the understated confidence often associated with Los Angeles style.
What makes this campaign resonate is its refusal to overstate itself. Iris Law does not perform for the camera. She inhabits the space naturally, embodying a version of glamour that feels calm and assured. Casablanca’s Resort 2026 collection captures an Après Sport sensibility that looks ready for real life, stylish without effort, relaxed without losing intention. It is fashion that understands that ease, when done right, can be its own form of luxury.
