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RUSLAN BAGINSKIY presents its Fall campaign featuring Oleksandr Rudynskyi

Олександр Рудинський у кампейні RUSLAN BAGINSKIY

The Fall 2026 campaign featuring Oleksandr Rudynskyi was shot at RUSLAN BAGINSKIY’s Kyiv office. Each accessory was paired with a unique look to highlight the actor’s ability to transform — the very quality that inspired the campaign

Instead of building a complex narrative or intricate set design, the shoot focused on a series of intimate portraits.

According to RUSLAN BAGINSKIY, the concept of an actor’s transformation is further explored through headwear as a key element that can ‘change the mood, emphasize character, or allow you to discover something new about yourself’.

‘I really value the fact that pieces with such different personalities can coexist within our collections, resonate with completely different people, and at the same time bring them together. A hat can entirely shift the mood of a look — or even the way we perceive a person. There’s a certain magic in that transformation, and that’s exactly what we wanted to capture in the shoot with Sasha’, Ruslan Baginskiy adds.

The photoshoot was accompanied by a short interview with Oleksandr Rudynskyi, in which the actor talks about his acting dreams, his favorite childhood film, his favorite type of headwear, and more.

The RUSLAN BAGINSKIY Fall collection is available in physical stores and online on the brand’s website.

About Oleksandr Rudynskyi’s projects

The actor is set to appear in Netflix's upcoming live-action adaptation of the iconic anime ‘Gundam’, currently in production, joining a cast that includes Sydney Sweeney, Noah Centineo (‘To All the Boys I've Loved Before’), and Jason Isaacs (‘The White Lotus’).

‘Gundam’ is one of the longest-running media franchises in anime history, encompassing TV series, specials, feature films, video games, books, and manga. It pioneered a distinct subgenre known as ‘mecha’, which features giant piloted combat robots.

‘Gundam’ focuses on fictional worlds, themes of war, and mecha. The franchise’s first anime series, ‘Mobile Suit Gundam’, premiered in 1979. The franchise is currently owned by the Japanese corporation Bandai Namco Holdings, which operates in the toy, video game, arcade, anime, restaurant, and amusement park industries.

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