Set against the gilded grandeur of Milan’s Palazzo Litta, Twinset’s Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection unfolded like a rock-and-roll love letter to bohemian elegance. Drawing inspiration from the effortless cool of Marianne Faithfull and Anita Pallenberg, the collection channeled the raw energy of the '70s with a modern, romantic edge.

Twinset’s signature knitwear took center stage, reimagined with artisanal finesse. Intricately crocheted minidresses fluttered with faux-feather details, while ribbed, calf-length knit dresses with boat necklines offered a sleek, elongated silhouette. Argyle knit sets, shrunken tops paired with briefs, and delicate crochet bibs adorned form-fitting knits, creating a balance between vintage nostalgia and contemporary allure.

Lingerie-inspired silk slip dresses, trimmed in lace and layered with fuzzy, mop-shouldered cardigans, exuded an effortless “morning-after” nonchalance. A burgundy chiffon frock, ruffled and bell-sleeved, radiated festival-ready romance, while velvet dévoré gowns—splashed with moody florals and paisleys—offered a poetic take on occasionwear with a rebellious twist. Strong-shouldered topcoats and army-inspired boleros hinted at ‘80s power dressing, while tapestry-print ensembles with HotPants nodded to the vintage-obsessed younger generation.

As Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven filled the air, the collection’s spirit became undeniable—a fusion of freedom, femininity, and fearless self-expression. Twinset’s CEO, Alessandro Varisco, framed the brand’s vision as an “alternative to luxury,” embracing unfussy, high-impact fashion at an accessible price point. This season, Twinset proved that true style isn’t about excess—it’s about attitude.