Nanushka Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear

The uniform is a concept that gets talked about a lot; at Nanushka, it manifests in structured outerwear with cheek-grazing collars, impeccably draped dresses, sculptural tailoring and waists softly cinched. For fall 2026, designer Sandra Sandor unspooled all of that, casting Nanushka signatures in a delicate, dappled new light. Sandor started with preppy wardrobe elements—regatta-ready blazers, evening shirts, Argyle knits—and let them breathe a bit. Hems curved and cuffs were elongated. A sharp herringbone suit featured an elasticated waist. Twisting up Nanushka’s minimalist codes of tailoring, a lampshade bodice appeared several times: on a bodice with hip-grazing fringe, jersey T-shirts, and on a sharp-shouldered suit jacket paired with red velour cuffed track pants. (Rather than an athleisure velour, it was more akin to that used for upholstery.) A classic double-breasted wool bouclé coat was blocked with fluffs of faux fur. “I really let our use of fabric and draping guide this season’s shapes,” said Sandor, “and it gave a sense of openness and freedom to pieces that would otherwise feel rigid. There’s a sense of soft power.” Bow-wrapped tops could seem too sweet and not very much within the Nanushka lexicon, but crafted in leather and asymmetric on the hip, they were anything but saccharine.