Sandro unveiled its fall and winter 2026 collection in Paris at the Opéra Comique, blending the historic theater’s architecture with contemporary movement to explore nighttime freedom and extend a summer of love into a winter of love.
The brand’s creative studio described the collection as a continuation of a “summer of love” memory into a “winter of love,” beginning with an exploration of nocturnal freedom. Silks flowed, lace appeared in delicate details, and pajama style suits conveyed a languid dialogue between dream and waking life.
The free spirit of the 1970s entered the collection through an English vocabulary: uniforms were boldly reimagined, Prince of Wales check met tailored cuts and cable knits, and Paisley prints created a fashion conversation that evoked travel memories from India to Britain. Jacquard and understated prints carried cross season appeal, while the brand’s beloved daisy motif appeared on feminine pieces, symbolizing freedom and spontaneity. Onstage choreography reinforced silhouettes, allowing garments to complete the narrative through movement.
The men’s line built a sense of freedom through layering, with loose coats that wrapped without constraining. Black reversible leather or lightweight shearling car coats were focal pieces. Double breasted closures, straight leg tailoring, and Mac coat outlines felt both supple and resolute; the design deliberately dropped shoulder pads and classic structure. Wool blazers, wide denim jacket collars, and chunky rib knits added rhythmic contrast. Long and wide pant legs naturally covered shoes, reinforcing a relaxed, unruly posture.
The show included special appearances by Gawon, a member of the South Korean girl group MEOVV, and Thai actress Davika Hoorne. Gawon wore a plaid dress that combined elegance with youth, while Mai appeared in a denim outfit that felt confident and modern.
