For Fall Winter 2025-2026, Laura Biagiotti paid homage to the soul of the house—cashmere. Lavinia Biagiotti, with her signature warmth, described the collection as "cashmere squared," a poetic tribute to the fabric that has long defined the brand’s quiet luxury.

Set within the cloistered elegance of Milan’s Piccolo Teatro Studio, the show unfolded in a space steeped in artistic history. Lavinia drew inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci’s Lady with an Ermine, weaving a narrative of strength and grace, where fabric becomes more than adornment—it becomes an embrace. “This is about choices, not trends,” she affirmed, crafting a wardrobe designed to empower rather than dictate.

The collection explored cashmere’s boundless versatility: from impeccably tailored white coats to 1960s-inspired paisley and watercolor prints that danced across fluid silhouettes. Furry cashmere outerwear heightened the sense of tactile indulgence, while knitwear took center stage with intricate ribbing, mohair blends, and sculptural maxi-braids. Jacquard designs, kissed with Lurex, shimmered with quiet opulence, and silky double fabrics shaped elegant coats, skirts, and trousers. Delicate hand-embroidered palms adorned weightless silk dresses, adding a whisper of artisanal craftsmanship.

A serene palette of alabaster, beige, pink, tea, and Arctic blue reflected the collection’s ethereal sensibility, with Biagiotti’s signature white serving as a luminous canvas. More than a seasonal statement, the collection was a masterclass in timeless elegance—an ode to cashmere’s enduring allure and the Biagiotti legacy of clothing women in confidence and comfort.