For Fall Winter 2025–2026, Natan presents a sculptural study in contemporary elegance—where architectural precision meets understated opulence. The lookbook captures the Belgian house’s signature balance between restraint and refinement, crafting a wardrobe that is both commanding and quietly poetic.

Silhouettes are clean yet impactful: tailored coats with origami pleats, column dresses with sharp capes, and elongated blazers that skim the body with engineered ease. Fabrics do much of the talking—dense wool crêpe, fluid silk blends, and weighty satin are cut with a level of finesse that feels less like design and more like composition.

The palette speaks in muted tones—graphite, ivory, slate blue, and candlelight gold—layered with an occasional jolt of deep crimson or moss green. Embellishment is rare but precise: a structural bow at the back of a gown, a line of polished buttons down an asymmetric hem, a flash of metallic threading woven subtly into jacquard.

This collection feels cinematic in its quiet drama—dressing not for spectacle, but for presence. There’s a deep understanding of silhouette and proportion, a careful dialogue between past and present. Whether it's an evening coat with cocooned sleeves or a sculpted jumpsuit with a plunging neckline, each piece seems to suggest not only how a woman moves, but how she commands space.

Natan's FW25/26 vision is one of modern majesty—composed, conscious, and built to endure.