LGN F/W 2026 SHOW "ALIEN"

In space, no one can hear you scream. That sentence is the starting point of the FW26 collection. As a child, I wasn’t allowed to watch Alien. I could only hear it. The music. The screams. The sounds drifting from the top of the staircase. That’s where the terror was born — sonic, invisible, obsessive. I had nightmares about it for years. As a teenager, when I finally discovered the saga — Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s film first — the shock was aesthetic. Giger’s universe. Jean Paul Gaultier’s costumes. A horror thriller, crossed with a strangely unsettling sensuality. Alien is an endless saga, with heroines who move through time, cloned, hunted, desirable, autonomous, always in resistance to the system. I have always identified with them — a teenage geek’s fantasy. FW26.27 explores this constant tension between fear and desire, anxiety and sensuality, violence and eroticism. A crew lost in space. An acid-soaked closed setting. Bodies awakened after years of hypersleep. Sex as danger. The shower as a trap. Pleasure as a threat. Hairstyling was the starting point of the collection: how to embody the facehugger without ever slipping into costume — hair devouring the face. The parasite. The mask. Anonymity as an amplifier of desire. The mouth, thighs, collarbones, bare backs, transparency. The Xenomorph fascinates: somewhere between human, insect, and feline — a slender, tortuous, sensual creature. Silhouettes stretch out: narrow tailoring, long sleeves, slightly flared trousers