NICCOLÒ PASQUALETTI Spring Summer 2026 Paris - Full Show

Niccolò Pasqualetti’s Spring 2026 collection was a study in balance between sculpture and softness, precision and fluidity. Presented in the Palais de Tokyo, the collection drew inspiration from the monumental works of Richard Serra, translating his stark, architectural forms into garments that moved with quiet grace. Pasqualetti redefined the silhouette through modular design outer shells that shifted from coats to dresses, leather bombers with removable sleeves, and detachable shoulder pads that doubled as armor and accessory. This adaptability echoed his broader philosophy of longevity and transformation, also seen in his collaboration with eBay, where he reimagined an archival piece as a sequined gown held together by safety pins. Sustainability remained central to his work, with the introduction of Circ’s recycled lyocell in fluid white dresses the material’s first use at Paris Fashion Week. Many looks were built from geometric shapes stitched together with precision, revealing subtle glimpses of skin, while others enveloped the body in meditative simplicity. Be one of the first to see new videos. Subscribe now - http://bit.ly/1OdEd04 IG Fashion Channel - https://www.instagram.com/fashionchanneltv Immerse yourself in the world of fashion with Fashion Channel. Watch high-resolution videos of fashion shows, get beauty advice, and stay updated with the latest trends on our YouTube Fashion Channel.