Agnona Fall Winter 2026 collection reflects the maison’s continued evolution through memory, material, and identity. The collection builds on a seventy-year history shaped by founder Francesco Ilorini Mo, whose connection to nature and craft established the foundation of the house. This season reflects transition and continuity, with garments shaped through tactile fibers, softened silhouettes, and subdued radiance. Agnona approaches luxury through intimacy, focusing on texture, comfort, and refined construction.
FALL WINTER 2026 WOMENSWEAR
Saturated hues such as dark ebony, teal blue, ivory, and winter pastels define fluid silhouettes and relaxed proportions. Tailoring in mouliné wool introduces structured coats and jackets, while lightweight cashmere Double creates enveloping outerwear. Nappa leather jackets feature hand-stitched detailing that emphasizes craftsmanship. Floral motifs appear in altered and abstract forms, printed across airy dresses and blouses, integrated into knitwear through intarsia, and translated into micro-beaded jacquards. These details create surfaces shaped through texture and layered visual depth.
The collection shifts toward interior sensation through tactile fabrics and relaxed construction. Agnona reinterprets its cashmere Double B-Jersey fabric in champagne and ebony tones, applying it to tracksuits, cropped hooded capes, and structured vests. Mélange bouclé introduces texture into skirt suits and knitwear, creating garments defined by warmth and physical presence. The emphasis on softness shapes silhouettes that follow the body while maintaining structure.
Francesco Ilorini Mo’s personal wardrobe informs this season’s direction. Known as Momo, the founder built Agnona through factory work, entrepreneurship, and travel. His influence appears in garments drawn from menswear references and utilitarian clothing. Capes and relaxed coats in archival fabrics return alongside tailored jackets and protective outerwear forms. Textured natté cashmere and wool shape overcoats, boxy jackets, and tailored trousers. Wool Double appears in capes and coats with softened utility references. Cashmere outerwear integrates technical qualities and functional details, enriched with fur accents. The palette deepens through burgundy tones inspired by winter flora.
Surface treatment introduces subtle luminosity. Wool tailoring gains silken sheen across pantsuits and skirts. Micro-sequins scatter across bouclé topcoats, creating a delicate reflective effect. Embroidered knits incorporate lurex threading, producing layered texture and visual depth. These finishes reinforce the collection’s emphasis on material richness and surface complexity.
Menswear follows the same material direction. Outerwear and tailoring appear as adaptable layers, including nylon windbreakers and garments combining suede and knit fabrics. Wool overshirts carry washed checks and plaid motifs. Vanisé knitwear introduces tie-inspired graphics and tonal gradients. RainWeaver cashmere appears in car coats, bomber jackets, and overshirts, offering protection through membrane treatment and light padding. Natté knits and mélange cable knits reinforce the season’s focus on texture and structure.
Agnona connects archival references, tactile fibers, and refined tailoring. Cashmere, wool, and technical materials shape garments that reflect the maison’s legacy while advancing its material language.
