Luisa Beccaria Fall 2026
For Fall/Winter 2026, Luisa Beccaria presented Celebrations, a collection devoted to dressing life’s defining moments. Shown at Milan Fashion Week inside the elegant rooms of The Carlton, a Rocco Forte Hotel, the presentation unfolded like a visual poem, an ode to grace, presence, and memory. From morning’s soft light to the solemnity of evening, Luisa Beccaria Fall/Winter 2026 captured the magic of transformation, tracing a woman’s day through textures, tones, and the quiet confidence of beauty made tangible.
The collection centered on rich, vibrant materials that elevated classic fabrics into contemporary gestures. Tartan appeared through a romantic lens in full skirts, midi dresses, and coats that combined structure with lyricism. Light-toned tweeds sparkled with tone-on-tone sequins, while velvet was embroidered with delicate floral buds and cut into feminine silhouettes that balanced sensuality with refinement. Over-embroidered jacquards shimmered subtly, their surfaces designed to gleam without excess. Embroidered tulles scattered with miniature flowers and printed chiffon dresses evoking winter gardens floated through the room, moving like air. The color palette layered soft beiges, powder pinks, lilacs, and sky blues with deeper hues of caramel, aubergine, sage, and forest green, creating warmth and quiet vibrancy.
Each look was imagined for a specific moment. A velvet suit embroidered with micro-flowers reflected the intimacy of a winter dinner, while a flared tartan dress and a jacquard day dress overlaid with sequins translated femininity into daily ease. Velvet lace sheath dresses and gowns of embroidered tulle closed the show in a crescendo of luminosity, with crystals catching the light like constellations. Accessories crafted by Scarpette di Venere mirrored the collection’s fabrics in boots and sandals, completing the sense of harmony. By the finale, radiance turned into emotion. Luisa Beccaria Fall/Winter 2026 reaffirmed that elegance is not excess but a gesture, a way of marking life’s celebrations, large and small, through beauty.
