The Attico's Spring/Summer 2026 collection begins with a question: what if the party never happened? There's no location, no guest list—only women on their way, captured mid-movement in a dream that blurs fantasy and memory. Creative directors Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini sketch a new femininity at the border between reality and imagination.
Long-lapel tuxedos, sheer satins, and feather-trimmed dresses unfold in fluid contrast. Structured tailoring meets softness, and each look reveals another version of a woman—never just one, always in between. The palette shifts with mood: black, lilac, silver, green, and gold, modulating along the flow of emotion.
Accessories speak their own language. Arched heels, slouchy boots, the sculptural La Passeggiata bag, and the playful Friday bag with its triple handles—every piece feels like a clue to a story we'll never fully know. These details provoke imagination like scenes from that elusive night.
There's something beautiful about a party that exists only in our minds. With SS26, The Attico lets that dream linger a little longer. Captured through the lens of photographer Vito Fernicola, these imagined moments are more free and intense precisely because they remain unbound by reality.
Long-lapel tuxedos, sheer satins, and feather-trimmed dresses unfold in fluid contrast. Structured tailoring meets softness, and each look reveals another version of a woman—never just one, always in between. The palette shifts with mood: black, lilac, silver, green, and gold, modulating along the flow of emotion.
Accessories speak their own language. Arched heels, slouchy boots, the sculptural La Passeggiata bag, and the playful Friday bag with its triple handles—every piece feels like a clue to a story we'll never fully know. These details provoke imagination like scenes from that elusive night.
There's something beautiful about a party that exists only in our minds. With SS26, The Attico lets that dream linger a little longer. Captured through the lens of photographer Vito Fernicola, these imagined moments are more free and intense precisely because they remain unbound by reality.
FAQ
What is the concept of The Attico SS26 collection?
The Attico SS26 collection uses the concept of 'party without invitation,' imagining a party that never happened and capturing women flowing between fantasy and memory. Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini expressed fluid femininity at the boundary of reality and imagination.
What are the main items in The Attico 2026 Spring/Summer collection?
Main pieces include long lapel tuxedos, sheer satin dresses, and feather-trimmed dresses. Accessories featured sculptural La Passeggiata bags, triple-handle Friday bags, arched heels, and slouchy boots. Colors used include black, lilac, silver, and gold.
Who are the creative directors designing The Attico?
The Attico is led by Creative Directors Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini together. For the SS26 collection, photography was handled by Vito Fernicola and styling by Georgia Pendlebury.
