THE NEW LANGUAGE OF LUXURY

The New Lady

Femininity returns with a sharper, more sophisticated attitude. Structured jackets, elegant skirts, fitted waists and polished accessories create a modern interpretation of the classic lady.

The silhouette is refined rather than nostalgic: precise tailoring meets sensual details and contemporary styling.

The Drop-Waist Silhouette

The waist moves lower for Fall/Winter 2026–27. Drop-waist dresses and elongated proportions create a fluid, elongated silhouette that feels both vintage and distinctly modern.

Second-Skin, Lace & Sheer

Delicate transparency becomes one of the season's strongest evening directions. Lace, translucent layers, body-skimming knits and second-skin pieces are styled with tailoring and structured outerwear.

The New Luxury Blouson

The bomber evolves. For the new season, it becomes more refined, oversized and tactile — appearing in leather, shearling, suede, technical fabrics and sophisticated wool blends.

It is the effortless alternative to the traditional coat and one of the most versatile pieces of the season.

Modern Art Deco

Eveningwear takes inspiration from Art Deco geometry: elongated silhouettes, metallic surfaces, sculptural embellishment, rich black and deep jewel tones.

The result is glamorous without feeling excessively decorative — evening dressing becomes architectural.

Dark Florals

Florals move into deeper territory for autumn. Burgundy, black, dark plum, forest green and midnight blue create a moody botanical palette.

Expect floral dresses, printed silk, romantic blouses and dramatic evening pieces.

Controlled Volume

Proportion becomes the statement. Oversized coats, generous sleeves and sculptural outerwear are balanced with precise styling and refined accessories.

The key is contrast: volume above, definition underneath.

The Statement Coat

The coat becomes the focal point of the entire look. Long tailored silhouettes, dramatic shoulders, shearling, leather and oversized proportions dominate the winter wardrobe.

Thigh-High Boots

Boots continue to climb higher. The new interpretation is sleek and elongated, appearing in supple leather, suede and second-skin constructions.

They work equally well with mini silhouettes, elongated dresses and oversized tailoring.

The New It-Bag

Structured top-handle bags return with renewed relevance, while soft oversized shapes provide a contrasting, relaxed alternative.

The strongest bags of the season balance recognisable craftsmanship with a distinctly modern proportion.

The East-West Bag

Horizontally elongated handbags remain one of the most desirable proportions. Slim, sophisticated and easy to carry under the arm, the East-West shape gives everyday dressing a polished finish.

Croc & Embossed Texture

Crocodile-effect surfaces and embossed leather bring depth to bags, shoes and accessories. The look is particularly powerful in chocolate, burgundy, camel and deep green.

The Y2K It-Bag Revival

Early-2000s handbag proportions continue their return: compact shapes, curved silhouettes, shoulder bags and distinctive hardware are reinterpreted through a more refined contemporary lens.

The New Winter Palette

Black remains essential, but the season's palette expands into sophisticated shades of chocolate, burgundy, forest green, dark plum, camel, ivory and deep red.

Personality Pieces

Perhaps the strongest direction of the season is the return of individuality. Unexpected accessories, statement jewellery, expressive shoes and distinctive bags transform otherwise minimal wardrobes.

The message for Fall/Winter 2026–27 is clear: personal style matters more than following a uniform.