As part of Paris Fashion Week, SANDRO presented its Fall/Winter 2026 presentation in Paris at Théâtre National De L'Opéra-Comique.
Notable attendees included Barbara Palvin, Olivia Palermo, Thomas Doherty, Rei Ami, Kevin Dias, Gawon, Maia Reficco, and more.
FW26 Women's Collection Notes
For the Fall/Winter 2026, SANDRO’s creative studio rekindles memories of the iconic Summer of Love. The free spirit of the 1970s subtly weaves its way through a chic, feminine wardrobe: Winter of Love. The collection opens by exploring nocturnal freedom, where the fluidity of satin, the delicacy of lace, and the relaxed feel of pyjama-style sets shape silhouettes that drift between dream and reality. They embody a joyful insomnia, those who dance while the world falls asleep. Sensuality and nonchalance intertwine, while rhinestones catch the light like fleeting sparks of celebration in the night.
At dawn, the carefree seventies spirit seeps into the rigor of British codes. The uniform is boldly reinterpreted: tailoring, Prince of Wales checks, and cable-knit sweaters converse with Paisley-patterned pieces, evoking travel memories from India to Great Britain. Featured on jacquards or more discreet prints, these details tell the story of a love that carries through the season. Echoing this breath of freedom, the daisy dear to the SANDRO studio appears on feminine pieces, embodying a free and spontaneous state of mind.
This femininity is also expressed through an elegant, dressed-up allure. Black satin highlights lapels, rhinestones illuminate the darkness, and white cuffs contrast sharply with the sleeve hems of our jackets. Leather once again asserts itself as a wardrobe essential, reinforcing the strength of the silhouettes. Faux fur, meanwhile, adorns coat collars and cuffs, adding richness and depth to winter textures.
The collection celebrates contrast and the blending of influences. The dialogue between tradition and contemporary inspiration paints the portrait of a multifaceted femininity: free and self-assured.
FW26 Men's Collection Notes
For Fall/Winter 26, the SANDRO man asserts a bold, decisively modern attitude. His silhouette is urban, sharpened by the chill of early morning air. Elegance comes instinctively contemporary in spirit, enriched by vintage influences that are never literal.
The wardrobe is constructed through layering, always with a sense of freedom. Coats often oversized and envelop without constraining. Car coats stand out as key pieces, crafted in black double-faced leather or light shearling. Volumes are supple yet assured, expressed through double-breasted, straight-cut, and mac silhouettes.
Jackets define the line without rigidity. The approach is intentionally deconstructed, free from shoulder pads or traditional tailoring. Wool suiting blousons, oversized trucker collars, and chunky ribbed knits punctuate the looks. Trousers fall long and wide, breaking over the shoe to reinforce a relaxed, nonchalant allure.
The palette remains deep and nuanced: black, latte, chocolate, navy, tobacco brown, and anthracite grey. Marled fabrics layer to create refined plays of texture. Colour is introduced sparingly, reserved for statement pieces, oversized leather jackets in cognac or turquoise, styled with pop-toned mohair sweaters.
Winter materials reveal their full richness: double-faced wool, cashmere, enveloping alpaca, patinated leather, and neoprene-like finishes. The approach is minimalist, contemporary, and luxurious, where fluidity and structure exist in dialogue.
Images courtesy of SANDRO
