Malone Souliers presents its Autumn 2026 Runway collection with a campaign inspired by the contrasts that define the world's great fashion cities.

Captured in Paris by renowned street style photographer Tommy Ton and styled by Chiara Batistoni, the campaign marks the latest chapter in the brand's ongoing creative partnership with Ton, following previous collaborations in New York.

Through clean compositions and considered styling, the campaign brings sculptural silhouettes and refined craftsmanship into focus, highlighting the bold proportions and contemporary design that shape the collection.

New silhouettes define the season. The Rowe mule introduces an elongated square toe and the new ‘Wave’ heel, inspired by the curves of Malone Souliers' signature Maureen. The same architectural language continues through the Raven knee-high boot and Rowan ankle boot, finished with subtle covered buckles. The Knightsbridge loafer joins the collection, handcrafted using traditional moccasin construction.  

The Kali sandal transforms circular motifs into cascading gold embellishments that catch the light with every step. Elsewhere, the Halo mule, stiletto slingback and coordinating Halo handbag reinterpret Malone Souliers’ distinctive strap in polished metal. The new Arc family builds on one of Malone Souliers' defining design codes, reinterpreting the signature curved silhouette across bi-material pumps, ankle boots and the Maureen.

Malone Souliers favourites return in refreshed materials and finishes. Intricate laser-cut leather inspired by zebra stripes adds a graphic feel to the collection, while embossed patent leather recreates the rich texture of python through a specialised cutting technique. 

Image courtesy of Malone Souliers