Today in Milan, Loro Piana unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection inside the Maison’s headquarters at the Cortile della Seta, and we got to take a first look. Entering the space, the first thing that struck us was the wall, decorated in Loro Piana paisley fabric, to create a tapestry of textures that had a vivid effect against the collection, exhibited on mannequins throughout the space.
The wall is Loro Piana’s first hint at its own legacy, with the intricate teardrop motif first appearing in the Maison’s historical textile archives in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, acting as a reminder of how long Loro Piana’s been dominating fashion. This notion of heritage is also evident through Loro Piana’s new collection, which continuously refers back to its own iconic roots.
The Maison’s FW26-27 latest collection is centred around the concept of “Nomadic Reverie,” which describes a dreamlike state of wandering that’s peaceful, imaginative, and detached from your immediate surroundings, as though moving through a constantly evolving journey. Following the theme, the collection is elevated yet effortless, designed to feel like a physical journey through the Maison.
In one room of the space, Loro Piana revealed a selection of short poems dissecting the sensations of movement, memories, and time converging. In the next, a train carriage is imagined with windows looking out into a blurred landscape, acting as a physical manifestation of “Nomadic Reverie,” and how it’s often described as a like a train crossing landscapes, evoking fragments of memory.
As we explored each room, we came across curated mannequins revealing the Maison’s latest collection, which each felt reminiscent of a journey niggling at the back of your mind. Luxurious textures dominated the collection, including textured shearling, smooth suede, and fine cashmeres which contributed to the easygoing yet elevated appeal of the designs. The colour palette was earthy at first, before maturing into hues of red, coral, and taupe.
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