Sandro introduces its Spring Summer 2026 collections with a dual narrative for women and men, each guided by a sense of freedom and a return to essential codes of style. Summer Vibration, the women’s collection, takes shape in a balance of softness and structure, while the men’s offering draws on seventies references interpreted with contemporary refinement.
For women, the season evolves under the idea of contrasts, where lightness encounters strength and ease flows alongside precision. Ruffles, fringes, and airy fabrics move fluidly, suggesting spontaneity and vibrancy. Lace and satin borrow from lingerie but avoid excess, offering an intimacy translated into subtle transparency with broderie anglaise and crêpon. These fabrics brush against the skin delicately, hinting at sensuality while keeping a refined tone. The designs place femininity in focus, presented in multiple dimensions with both softness and assertiveness.
Tailoring adjusts proportions with a peplum jacket cinched at the waist and voluminous trousers that establish new balance. The collection also highlights material richness, from embroidered surfaces to textured fabrics crafted with detail. Accessories support the look, with the new Mymi bag carried as a companion for women in motion. The season builds on contrast as a guiding principle, moving between shine and matte surfaces, transparent and opaque fabrics, supple lines and structured forms.
The house’s daisy motif appears in a seventies-inspired print, conveying simplicity and a nostalgic urge for essentials. The bandana, embroidered or printed, takes on its role as a sign of travel and adventure. Florals shift into softer tones of pale pink and water green, carrying a nomadic energy that feels both romantic and free. The Claudia satchel complements this mood, shaped with a 1970s attitude that aligns with the collection’s themes.
The men’s collection moves with equal attention to balance. Clean, minimalist silhouettes carry the Sandro signature, framed between structure and fluidity. References to the seventies surface again, approached with a focus on modern reinterpretation. The palette sets the tone: latte, cream, cappuccino, beige, and grey create the base, while accents of sky blue, straw yellow, and cognac add depth. Fabrics elevate archetypes, with a trench recast in silk and fluid trousers paired with sharply tailored leather car coats.
Eyewear draws on the seventies with a reworked pilot shape, pared down into a single-wire frame that catches and reflects light with a mineral sharpness. The Sandro man takes form through the influence of Peter Beard’s intellectual bohemianism, a figure both cultured and unbound. His sensibility nods to the seventies yet feels recalibrated for the present.
For Spring Summer 2026, Sandro presents two collections shaped by freedom and contrast. The women’s line draws energy from fluid fabrics cut against tailored structure, while the men’s wardrobe focuses on seventies-inspired precision, expressed through silk trenches, leather coats, and clean silhouettes.
This is stunning I love past few Sandro seasons and to get this location in Paris ❤️