Luisa Spagnoli Fall Winter 26 Fashion Show

“Only when it’s dark we can see the stars in the sky." – Ralph Waldo Emerson An austere and profound collection, nocturnal and free. There is a particular quality to the light of Manhattan after sunset: a cool, oblique glow that bounces off glass and steel, making everything seem modern and ancient, severe and alive at the same time. This is the light that brings Luisa Spagnoli's Fall/Winter 2026 collection to life. The collection draws its emotional and formal grammar from New York in the late 1980s and early 1990s: a powerful city with radical elegance, a city of women who moved in a completely autonomous, assertive, and free manner. The collection – presented in a setting reminiscent of the architectural details of the Seagram Building – is made up of defined lines: prominent shoulders, geometric silhouettes, high-waisted trousers, miniskirts, and eye-catching accessories reimagined in a new, more contemporary form, without nostalgia. The collection moves through three stylistic scenarios: Daily Attitude, a chapter of daywear with sartorial details; suits with short jackets and marked waists, paired with circle or wrap skirts. Natural Comfort, an exploration of refined and fluid ease; oversized sweaters worn over miniskirts or jumpsuits. Midnight, where the collection reaches its most refined peak: duchesse satin, silk satin, velvet, and black in every weight and finish, integrated into evening silhouettes of remarkable grandeur. Long dresses embellished with draping