Liam Kelly Takes Massimo Dutti’s Fall Layers Off the Beaten Path
Liam Kelly struts bomber jackets, washed jeans and leather boots for Massimo Dutti, taking the Spanish label’s Fall 2026 menswear out of town and into weathered stone buildings, open fields and old four-wheel-drive country.
The edit is called “Out of Range”, and while the setting leans rugged, the clothes stay unmistakably Massimo Dutti: clean-cut, polished and just relaxed enough to look like somebody actually plans to wear them. Washed denim, wool sweaters, suede bombers and leather jackets loosen up the tailoring without making the whole thing feel costume-y.
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Massimo Dutti — Out of Range
Liam Kelly heads into the countryside in washed denim, textured knits, leather and suede for Massimo Dutti’s Fall 2026 menswear edit.
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The Knitwear Is Quietly Doing Most of the Heavy Lifting
The Fashionisto points to the wool knitwear as the real highlight, and it is easy to see why. Instead of leaning on obvious country codes, Massimo Dutti lets texture sell the mood: basketweave sweaters, soft crewnecks and layered knits bring warmth while the jackets keep the silhouettes sharp.
Elsewhere, the outerwear keeps changing the temperature. There is a practical quilted jacket, a suede bomber, a glossy puffer and leather that works just as well parked beside an old four-wheel drive as it would back in the city. The styling keeps the rugged backdrop from swallowing the clothes.
Washed Denim Meets Tailoring Without Turning Into a Costume
That mix is what gives the edit its strongest looks. Washed jeans and leather boots sit alongside pleated trousers and blazers, while softer jackets take the edge off more formal pieces. Even when Liam is standing in the middle of the countryside, Massimo Dutti never pretends this is workwear. It is still polished menswear — it just got some fresh air.
“Out of Range” works because it never loses the brand underneath the scenery. The bomber jackets, washed denim, leather boots and wool knits may be headed for the hills, but the finish is still unmistakably Massimo Dutti.
Liam Kelly gives the whole thing exactly the right amount of ease: polished enough for the clothes, relaxed enough for the setting.
Source: The Fashionisto / Massimo Dutti.
