Intimate Homes begins with a way of inhabiting space. Refined interiors, measured gestures and a quiet sense of elegance introduce the first chapter of the new Fall Winter 26 collection.
The interiors become part of the narrative. Dark walls, warm woods and geometric details frame the silhouettes, while light moves across surfaces, revealing textures, contrasts and subtle shifts in colour. The space does not simply surround the garments: it helps define their presence.
Knitwear explores contrasts in material and surface. Animalier jacquards, interpreted through different patterns, geometric motifs and fur-effect stitches create rich, three-dimensional textures. These more substantial constructions are contrasted with light, sheer layers, creating a balance between depth and lightness, character and delicacy. Taupe, chocolate, burgundy and black define a sophisticated palette, complemented by warmer tones and subtle touches of colour.
There is a sense of composure in the way the garments inhabit the space, balanced by the natural movement of the body. Masculine and feminine silhouettes come together through proportion, layering and material, shaping an elegance that feels refined yet never formal.
In this first chapter of Intimate Homes, intimacy is not yet a retreat. It is a way of being present: within a space, within a garment, within one’s own dimension.
