For Fall/Winter 2026–2027, Etro staged its menswear collection away from the neutrality of galleries, opting instead for the shadowed back rooms of a Brera trattoria. The intimate setting was transformed into a plush, cabinet-of-curiosities environment, where mannequins crowned with Venetian papier-mâché animal masks, owls, foxes, and other symbolic creatures formed a surreal tableau. Titled Ani-men, the collection examined the tension between cultivated elegance and primal instinct, filtering that duality through Etro’s signature lens of refined eccentricity.
Marco De Vincenzo positions Etro’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection as an extension of Flux, his reminder that the house’s identity lies not in fixed signatures but in perpetual motion. “Etro’s codes never sit still,” he noted during the preview, and the lookbook embraces this fluid ethos, merging the brand’s storied textile heritage with a deeper, autumnal sensibility.
In a season dominated by spectacle and noise, Etro chose stillness—and in doing so, spoke volumes. For Spring/Summer 2026, the Italian house invited guests into its Milan headquarters rather than a conventional runway, offering an experience steeped in reflection, intimacy, and artisanal reverence. It was less a show, more a meditation—a graceful reaffirmation of the house’s roots, proving that evolution doesn’t always require reinvention.
Under Marco De Vincenzo’s artful direction, Etro’s Resort 2026 collection unfolds like a well-traveled journal—rich in layered memories, tactile wonders, and a distinctly feminine wanderlust. With a profound reverence for Etro’s storied heritage, De Vincenzo reshapes the house codes with kinetic energy and conceptual finesse, inviting the Etro woman (and man) into a world of intuitive elegance and bohemian refinement.
Etro unveils its breathtaking Fall/Winter 2024-2025 campaign, an evocative narrative that seamlessly blends ancient mythology with contemporary elegance. Shot in the picturesque town of Messina, Sicily, by renowned photographer Colin Dodgson, the campaign celebrates creative director Marco de Vincenzo's vision of a modern-day odyssey.





