
Naomi Watts and her daughter, Kai Schreiber, are appearing together in a fashion campaign for the first time.
The pair front Simkhai’s fall 2026 campaign, photographed by Mikael Jansson and styled by Camilla Nickerson. They are joined by models Sage Elsesser, Malcolm McRae, Awar Odhiang and Betsy Gaghan.

Naomi Watts
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For Schreiber, 17, the campaign comes amid a growing modeling career. The daughter of Watts and actor Liev Schreiber made her runway debut in March 2025 in Alessandro Michele’s fall 2025 Valentino show during Paris Fashion Week and is represented by IMG Models. She has since walked for brands including Jason Wu, Altuzarra, Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, Fendi, Cos, Celine, Valentino, Mugler, Khaite and Jean Paul Gaultier, among others. She has also appeared in campaigns for H&M and Lady Gaga’s Haus Labs beauty brand.
The Simkhai campaign drops alongside Jonathan Simkhai’s fall 2026 collection, which will be available beginning Wednesday. For the season, the Los Angeles-based designer focused on texture, tailoring and a restrained palette of black, ivory, burgundy, chocolate brown, ochre, mushroom and charcoal.

Kai Schreiber
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Leather, suede, calf hair, cashmere, satin, silk and organza run throughout the lineup. References to 1920s boudoir dressing are mixed with elements of 1960s modernism, with softer, more fluid pieces offset by structured tailoring and elongated outerwear.
For evening, Simkhai works with satin, lace, draped jersey and slip silhouettes, along with bugle beads, fringe jacquards and glass embellishments. Accessories include structured metal clutches, zebra-print bags and sneakers, calfskin boots and pieces incorporating dragonfly hardware.

Naomi Watts
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“To accompany the collection, Jonathan Simkhai cast individuals who embody this assured sensibility, reinforcing the brand’s ongoing exploration of community and identity,” the brand noted. “Fall 2026 captures a wearer who is self-possessed, discerning and unapologetically strong — a reflection of Simkhai at its most inspiring.”

Kai Schreiber
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