For Spring/Summer 2026, Agnona turned its gaze toward the cycles of nature, framing bloom not merely as ornamentation but as a philosophy of renewal. Under Stefano Aimone’s direction, the lookbook presentation at Milano Fashion Week unfolded across four thematic chapters, each a meditation on fabric, color, and silhouettewith womenswear and menswear woven seamlessly into the narrative.

The opening chapter, City Bloom, reimagined tailoring with sculptural florals. A long white cashmere and ultrafine wool coat, adorned with coral-toned peony appliqués, set the tone. Wide palazzo trousers and robe-style coats extended the theme, balancing fluid drape with architectural structure.

Momò, a tribute to founder Francesco Ilorini Mo, mined the house’s textile archives, recasting pied de poule and Vichy checks in cotton, viscose, and linen. Trenches, field jackets, and safari coats appeared in hues of chocolate, sand, and softened whites, while denim was refined with crochet details, elevating the everyday into the artisanal.

With Promenade, the collection shifted to a Provençal register. Linen, cotton, and silk were cut alongside supple nappa leather in peach, navy, sand, and white. Macramé embroidery and sheer effects introduced a discreet sensuality, softening crisp lines with transparency.

The closing chapter, Rusty Sunset, evoked coastal evenings. Crochet alternated with dévoré stripes, and oversized linen separates borrowed pajama-inspired piping, exuding a relaxed yet polished energy.

Menswear echoed the same seasonal cadence: City Bloom’s florals tailored to metropolitan ease, Promenade’s checks and stripes paired in inventive compositions, and knitwear rendered through dévoré techniques that nodded to tie-making craft. Soft suede outerwear in chocolate, navy, and pale blue further grounded the lineup in quiet sophistication.

Together, the chapters formed a meditation on rhythm and renewal, tailoring attuned to the natural cycle. Agnona’s Spring/Summer 2026 lookbook proposed luxury not as spectacle but as a way of inhabiting time with grace: living in harmony with pace, season, and place.