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    Roberto Baggio Becomes the face of C.P. Company’s quiet, Introspective Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign

    by OS Staff September 16, 2026
    written by OS Staff

    Few figures in football history command the same transcendent, almost spiritual reverence as Roberto Baggio. For Fall/Winter 2026, Italian sportswear titan C.P. Company taps Il Divin Codino as the face of its latest campaign, stepping completely away from standard, high-octane sports advertising to deliver a quiet, deeply reflective portrait of resilience and inner discipline.

    Shot by acclaimed photographer Neil Bedford, the campaign shuns stadium lights and theatrical action in favor of intimate, stripped-back portraiture. Wearing technical outerwear from the new collection, Baggio embodies C.P. Company’s foundational ethos—“Sportswear not for playing in”—repositioning functional garments not as active matchwear, but as a practical armor for daily, meditative life.

    The narrative arc of the collaboration centers on perseverance, internal struggle, and the relentless pursuit of self-mastery. Mirroring Baggio’s legendary career—marked by catastrophic injuries, stoic comebacks, and unwavering mental fortitude—the collection mirrors C.P. Company’s own historical obsession with relentless fabric experimentation, garment dyeing, and archival evolution.

    Courtesy C.P. Company
    Courtesy C.P. Company
    Courtesy C.P. Company
    Courtesy C.P. Company

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