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Polo Ralph Lauren dresses Samantha Morton for ELLE’s Women in Hollywood

The actor wears a geometric cardigan, indigo denim shirt and jeans from the Fall 2026 collection on the cover of ELLE's special celebration of women across film, television and music.

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Samantha Morton wearing a cream and teal geometric-patterned cardigan over an indigo denim shirt and dark jeans, seated against a muted interior backdrop, one fist raised, wearing a black cowboy hat; ELLE magazine cover for Women in Hollywood issue, December/January
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Samantha Morton cuts a quietly assured presence on the cover of ELLE’s Women in Hollywood issue, wrapped in Polo Ralph Lauren’s Fall 2026 collection. A cardigan in cream and teal executes a geometric diamond pattern across its front and sleeves, its knit construction rendered with the sort of architectural precision that speaks to a designer thinking in shapes and proportions rather than mere ornament. Beneath it, a denim shirt in deepest indigo, its cotton weave crisp and clean, sits layered with an ease that feels entirely deliberate. Dark jeans complete the silhouette, grounding the palette in navy and cream tones that feel both contemporary and somehow timeless.

The styling by Alex White Edits moves beyond the decorative into something more resonant: a black cowboy hat sits at an angle that suggests both vulnerability and authority, a gesture that adds texture to what might otherwise read as straightforward denim dressing. Norman Jean Roy’s photograph, lit with a particular warmth that brings out the depth of the knits and the clarity of the denim, captures Morton with one fist raised, a posture that suggests strength without proclamation. The background, dressed by Peter Klein Design, offers a muted interior that allows the clothes and the figure wearing them to command the frame.

The cover marks ELLE’s broader celebration of women working across television, music and film, with Nina Garcia overseeing the editorial vision. It is a reminder, if one were needed, that Polo Ralph Lauren’s approach to tailoring and knitwear continues to offer actresses and public figures a vocabulary of ease and quiet confidence.

Imagery courtesy of Polo Ralph Lauren (@poloralphlauren).

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