Between sculptural rigor and new volumes, the Fall/Winter 2026 women&#39;s and men&#39;s show explores the concept of interior living. On the runway, Saskia de Brauw and Guinevere van Seenus celebrate an elegance built on necessary contradictions, where the superfluous becomes essential.

In the Jil Sander universe, the word &quot;home&quot; has never been a static concept, but a rigorous perimeter within which to let the soul resonate. For his second stint as creative director of the house, Simone Bellotti chooses to cross the threshold of this ideal abode, transforming it into an emotional space where purity coexists with paradox. It&#39;s not just a question of walls or walkways, but of a legacy, that of maximum subtraction, which today takes on the challenge of &quot;more.&quot; Bellotti, who carries the tactile wisdom of his father, an upholsterer, in his DNA, handles the brand&#39;s codes as if they were furnishing fabrics: he shifts them, shapes them, and sometimes turns them inside out. If his debut was a quest for essentiality and the body, this Fall/Winter 2026 women&#39;s and men&#39;s collection explores what happens when straight lines meet curves and the superfluous asserts its necessity.

On the runway, the story of the Fall/Winter 2026 women&#39;s and men&#39;s collection unfolds through Jil Sander&#39;s bold neutrals, interspersed with the reassuring weights of blue, vanilla, and gray. But it&#39;s through movement that the magic happens: shoulders rise, collars seem to slip away, and pockets almost seem to escape the garment&#39;s structure. There&#39;s a disruptive physicality, emphasized by sinuous cuts and a streamlined, slim-fit tailoring, buttoned high, yet allowing for the thrill of deep slits at the back. Bringing this vision to life are timeless icons like Saskia de Brauw and Guinevere van Seenus, capable of embodying a cultured yet understated femininity. The dresses, resembling sculptural clouds, dialogue with accessories that play on contrasts, from exaggerated heels to unisex ballet flats, to bags that blend geometry and anatomy. Bellotti&#39;s home for Jil Sander is a constantly evolving one, a safe haven that never stops asking questions. And in doing so, she defines the elegance of tomorrow with confidence and

Jil Sander: Simone Bellotti's Domestic Grammar

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