Contemporary Cubism: Women's Fashion Designs from the Winter 2026 Collections

Natural materials such as cashmere, mohair and wool are transformed into felt or combined with thermoplastic fibres, in a very comfortable play of volumes.

Whether it’s for him or for me, the perfect gift is the one that reflects who we are: bold, refined, irresistibly original. At Archideco Design Centre, we found a selection of design treasures that feel like modern love letters — crafted textures, sculptural shapes, and luxurious details that turn any space into a masterpiece.

Creative reflections through the light of an atelier mirror. Introducing the Fall/Winter 2025 trends, hyper-feminine dresses with feathers, sequins, and crystal mosaics paired with the essential rigor of jackets and coats with architecturally minimal proportions.

The best presents for the most particular people.

Inspired by the artistic avant-garde movement started in XX century in France, geometric figures become the thread red of the story linked to the winter collections.

Leave it to Montblanc to turn a holiday campaign into a full-blown cinematic universe, this time with Roman Coppola leading the charge. For its latest Happy Holidays campaign, the Maison returns to its fictional Montblanc Observatory High-Mountain Library, a universe Roman Coppola first helped build in “100 Years of Meisterstück” and “Let’s Write,” the Wes Anderson–adjacent short films that established Montblanc’s delightfully offbeat aesthetic.

The Tambour has always been Louis Vuitton’s way of pushing watchmaking forward. Two decades on, it’s grown into a collection that shifts easily between invention and ornament, where cube-flipping complications, sculptural cases and high-jewelry experiments all keep time to the same drumbeat.

As Italy gears up for major winter sports events in 2026, Canali introduces a new way of dressing for the season. The High Winter Capsule Collection frames winter through the lens of an alpine refuge, those pauses where snow, silence, and slow living create their own rhythm.