Roberto Collina FW25: Rediscovering the Sense of Touch

In a world that feels increasingly digital and intangible, Roberto Collina’s FW25 collection brings us back to what is real: the tactile, the raw beauty of matter itself. This season is shaped by three poetic inspirations: the muted still lifes of Giorgio Morandi, the Scandinavian practice of foraging, and the delicate Japanese art of Ikebana. Each becomes a language, a texture, a silhouette that tells a story through clothing.

The womenswear plays with contrasts: airy, sensual volumes meet cozy, cocooning shapes. Floral jacquards and cascades of smoky sequins echo the graceful balance of Ikebana, while rugged tartans and artisanal moulinés channel the wild spirit of foraging. The palette is a dialogue between Morandi’s powdery neutrals and vibrant touches of raspberry-red, violet, and forest green.

Menswear embraces a more playful, energetic rhythm, without losing the quiet refinement at the heart of the brand. Here, “movement” seems to be the guiding word: brushed knits, mouliné patterns, and ribbed velvets ripple with texture and depth, as if in constant motion. Vibrant shades, from forest green and peacock blue to vivid orange and soft pink, redefine the codes of winter dressing with character and wit.

With FW25, Roberto Collina composes a mosaic of matter, weaving together art, nature, and innovation. It’s not just a collection, it’s an invitation to pause, to touch, to rediscover authenticity in a world that moves too fast.

Step inside the FW25 world on Roberto Collina’s website and let yourself be inspired.