Alanui Fall 2026
There are no two travelers alike. Some prefer to arrange their memories in neat Instagram grids, others keep diaries, and a rare few simply live in the moment. For Carlotta Oddi, memories are most vivid when worn. Her Alanui Fall 2026 collection was a journey through the brand’s past, a celebration of its 10-year milestone, and a reminder of the escapist ethos that first defined the label she co-founded with her brother Nicolò.
Oddi returned to the roots that inspired Alanui’s free-spirited DNA, drawing on the waves of Hawaii and the landscapes of the American West. The signature jacquard belted cardigan that launched the brand, along with newer cardi-bombers and coats, depicted everything from canyons and cowboys to palm trees and hibiscus flowers, often blending multiple motifs in a single piece. Paisleys, bandanna patterns, surfers, hula dancers, tropical flora, and underwater creatures returned in richly layered intarsias, embroidery, and appliqués. Fringes, beaded details, Lurex threads, and hand-painted-effect prints amplified the textural depth, creating a lineup of cozy cashmere sets, merino wool separates, and lightweight blends of wool and silk.
New silhouettes and directions updated the Alanui language without abandoning its roots. Cropped and boxy jackets brought fresh proportions, while seasonal symbols appeared on preppy college-inspired cardigans, crewneck sweaters, rugby polos, and striped knits. The Oddis now have a permanent home for their vision: Casa Alanui, a Milanese palazzo that unites all of the brand’s creative and operational activities under one roof. The collection felt like a homecoming, a reminder that wherever their travels may take them, Alanui is always a place to return.
