The Fall/Winter 2025/2026 trends on the runways.
As spring approaches, the collections for the upcoming Fall/Winter have already been revealed on the runways in recent weeks. Here are some trends and previews presented exclusively. Giorgio Armani presents the “Radici” collection, reaffirming an authentic style that evolves by feeding on itself, while remaining firmly rooted in reality. The garments take on the volcanic colors and mineral gleams of scorched earth, warmed by the sun—reassuring in their ancestral purity. The collection tells a story where the purity and rigor of the lines soften through the choice of gentle, rich in texture fabrics such as velvets, cashmere, and jacquard silks.
Henry Daniel Roma, in its new collection, once again embodies the uniqueness of every woman—one who loves to stand out without compromising on elegance. This is fashion that places femininity at the center of its creations. A carefully crafted capsule collection, designed to capture all the must-have pieces a woman should own in her wardrobe. Essential and contemporary, yet timeless: the brand emphasizes the importance of investing in quality that adds enduring and always wearable pieces to the wardrobe.
Maryling introduces “Window into the Future and Light”, a tribute to the art of windows as portals of light. The collection invites viewers to explore the interaction between day, night, space and guided imagination. The designs reinterpret the concept of “light as luxury,” combining geometric patterns presented in prints, contrasted with layered knits that create shadows, monochromatic knits and ornamental prints inspired by the motifs of wrought-iron railings.
Regimental Milano, known for its iconic accessories, has launched its first capsule clothing collection. This project was born from a collaboration between the brand’s design team and designer Daniele Maria Melani, who boasts over 20 years of experience in the industry. Staying true to Regimental Milano’s philosophy, the collection reinforces the idea that fashion should highlight the wearer’s uniqueness and personality. It features four avant-garde and glamorous knits, along with a standout long-sleeved T-shirt with cuffed sleeves and a distinctive slit, inspired by British tailoring.
For Moschino, the notion of craftsmanship in fashion and the excellence of tailoring becomes the leitmotif of the collection. At its core lies a reference to the brand’s iconography: the “mannequin” dress by Franco Moschino from 1992. This form-fitting dress serves as both a literal and ideological Basis. In other garments, tailoring is deconstructed and reimagined, with its elements transformed into decorative details.
Domenico Orefice presents “A3 R3 CONCORDE”. In the world of mountaineering, the acronyms A3 and R3 refer to the difficulty level of artificial climbing and the risk parameter for climbers, respectively, while the name “Concorde” refers to the iconic airliner, which for years represented a cutting-edge model in air travel. From these two concepts, the collection comes to life, creating a universe where climbing and takeoff intertwine in both visual and conceptual ways. The looks are inspired by the multitude of figures that populate an airport: the large pockets evoke the utility jackets worn by security personnel, while the trousers feature a loose, comfortable fit that emphasizes freedom of movement and comfort.
Philipp Plein presented his collection at the iconic Plein Hotel, inspired by the Far West. The garments embody a style that is casual and playful during the day, while becoming bolder and stronger for the evening: elegant and sensual pieces adorned with bold colors that radiate the brand’s iconic energy. Plein is making it clear that fashion is for everyone, highlighting the dramatic appeal for which the brand is renowned, as the consumer embarks on a journey through the West, for a contemporary cowboy who embraces life.
Valentino Odorico
