MILAN. THE DIALOGUE BETWEEN BRUTALISM AND SENSUALITY.

Creative Director Louise Trotter’s Winter 2026 collection reshapes daywear archetypes through considered curves and flamboyant flourishes. Nonna’s evening purse. A father’s well-worn shoe. At the opera, the theatre, and in the public stage of the piazza, Milanese dress for their community as for themselves.

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Set within Palazzo San Fedele, Bottega Veneta’s new Milan headquarters, the collection unfolds in an intimate setting of softly lit red carpets, lacquered columns, and a seating installation titled 421 chairs by British furniture designer Max Lamb.

DETAILS FROM THE SHOW
This collection is dedicated to the expression of the collective: the wondrous collaboration between the heart, the mind, and the hand.

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