GENNY FALL WINTER 2026-2027
The starting point of the Genny A/W 26/27 collection draws from the distant past: the fashion introduced during the Directory (1795/1799) by “Les Incroyables et les Merveilleuses.”
Three-dimensional petals transform into corolla skirts, with volumes that unfold like botanical architectures.
Feathers are not a nostalgic ornament but living matter: they rest on structured tops and envelop coats with theatrical lightness, creating movement that contrasts the rigidity of tailoring.
As for chromatic vibrations, black remains the foundation while ivory breathes alongside it.
Animal print — already present as an instinctive echo — now dissolves into shaded tones, almost natural shadows that move across fabrics without ever becoming aggressive.
It is a style that asks no permission and needs no heels to assert itself. A woman who enters with the composure of a gentleman and expands like a sculpture in bloom.
Discipline and blossoming, gestures guided by an uncompromising idea of elegance and the organic expansion of a flower that becomes sculpture.
The masculine wardrobe of sharp blazers, structured waistcoats, impeccable trousers and high-collared shirts is reinterpreted on the female body with almost architectural precision.
There are bows and flounces. The former become tailored details that replace the fastening of a sensual white shirt with a masculine cut, or tie onto the lapels of a refined tuxedo jacket.
The flounces, in turn, replace the lapels of an impeccable jacket elongated over the hips and trace the contours of a sensual jumpsuit with cigarette trousers.
Then vibrant fuchsia, dusty lilac and pale yellow appear, like pigments drawn from an abstract garden.
