Midsummer Place Launches Spring/Summer 2026 Campaign

Midsummer Place has officially unveiled its Spring/Summer 2026 campaign, celebrating the season of style with a fashion-led video starring two local professionals: Yo DJ Mel and Kugar Monachello.
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A woman with long reddish-brown curly hair in a navy floral dress and a man in a gray tweed suit stand side-by-side in a bright indoor space.

Shot within the Milton Keynes centre, the campaign blends fashion and creativity to showcase the latest seasonal trends available at Midsummer Place. The video uses a series of seamless, creative transitions to move between looks and locations, subtly highlighting key retailers including the logo for victoria 's secret is black and white on a white background .Victoria’s Secret, a red and white levi 's logo on a white backgroundLevi’s, the logo for timberland is black and white and has a tree on it .Timberland, a black and orange superdry logo on a white backgroundSuperdry, a red logo for hollister with a bird on itHollister, the word trends is written in black on a white background .Trends, "LUKE EST. 1977" logo.LUKE 1977 and a logo for suit direct on a white backgroundSuit Direct.

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Yo DJ Mel said: "I’m so happy to have been invited to model for Midsummer Place. It was a great day of filming and the results look incredible. It’s definitely a very unique way of showing off the new trends in the centre."

"This campaign is a great example of bringing fashion to life and using ‘real’ people instead of models will help people relate to what they see. It’s been great fun to work on and a real privilege to collaborate with Midsummer Place.” Kugar adds.

Kirsty McGiff, Marketing Manager at a white letter m on a blue backgroundMidsummer Place, commented:

"Spring/Summer 2026 is truly here and with the weather seeming set to warm up, this is a great time to put away the winter coats and refresh your wardrobe. Our campaign video is a small but powerful taste of what’s in the retailers now, plus we’re expecting much more to come. We’re all hoping for a good summer this year but whatever the weather, we have something for our great British weather.”

The Spring/Summer 2026 campaign will roll out across social media, digital platforms and in-centre screens, encouraging visitors to explore new-season collections and discover the latest trends available at Midsummer Place.