Prepared with the “Mastery in Every Detail” approach, the collection focuses not only on the design’s outward appearance, but on details extending from stitch placement and fabric selection to the movement of the silhouette and the inner surfaces of the products. The collection’s campaign shoot took place at Beaux-Arts de Paris, one of Paris’s historic art institutions.
Patterns meet different textures
The collection’s pattern group reinterprets leopard in different scales, while geometric patterns, polka dots, houndstooth, stripes and checks come to the fore. Floral patterns with an origami effect are among the season’s notable surface applications. Fabrics with different weights and surface characteristics are combined in the material selection. Silk, striped and checked poplins, scalloped textures and satin surfaces are combined with heavy wool fabrics, gabardine and denim. This creates contrast between light, fluid surfaces and more structured fabrics.
Embroidery, appliqué and handcraft details
Craftsmanship forms one of the prominent features of the Fall-Winter 2026/27 collection. Floral embroidery, beaded fringe embellishments, bow details, three-dimensional rose appliqués and lace applications are used across different product groups. Design details also continue on the inner surfaces of the products. Alongside monograms and patterned linings, different button combinations and accessory choices are among the collection’s complementary elements.
Asymmetric and voluminous silhouettes
With tailored looks gaining prominence in the collection, asymmetric cuts, balloon hems and pleated forms add movement to the silhouettes. Shirts with scarf details, embroidered overcoats, handcrafted coats and sequined blouses are among the pieces for different uses throughout the season. The collection’s colour palette includes beige, brown, dark brown, powder pink, navy, blue, black, off-white, olive green, mink and petrol tones. The combination of soft and neutral colours with darker tones creates the collection’s colour balance.
