Where Tennis Meets Tailoring

The BOSS OPEN 2026 turned Stuttgart’s Weissenhof into a meeting point for tennis, style and contemporary culture. As title sponsor, BOSS framed the ATP 250 tournament as more than a sporting event, bringing together world class matches, a strong guest list and a lifestyle driven atmosphere around the Centre Court.

On court, Ben Shelton claimed the singles title after a final against BOSS ambassador Taylor Fritz, while Yannick Hanfmann and Jan Lennard Struff secured the doubles trophy. Beyond the matches, BOSS expanded its presence through VIP moments, private dinners and a dedicated pop up store presenting selected event pieces and Activewear collections. The result was a polished expression of modern tennis culture, where performance, fashion and social energy moved within the same frame

Where We Are From

For Fall Winter 2026, The Attico turns inward, reflecting on identity, memory and the idea of an Italian wardrobe shaped across generations. Marking the brand’s tenth anniversary, the collection explores familiar codes without slipping into nostalgia, reinterpreting lace, tailoring, denim and outerwear through a contemporary lens.

Garment layered constructions, shifting proportions and tactile contrasts define the season, balancing structure with softness and ease. Leather, wool, satin, jersey and lace come together in muted tones, while dresses, bombers and newly introduced puffers reflect a wardrobe that feels both inherited and renewed. Accessories continue this dialogue, with updated versions of La Passeggiata and new iterations of the Cheope family extending the house’s evolving design language.

Rather than looking back, The Attico uses its roots as a point of departure, presenting a vision of Italian femininity that feels instinctive, personal and firmly grounded in the present.

A New Sense of Lightness

For its Summer Campaign, LISA YANG explores the quiet ease of warm weather dressing through cashmere and silk. The collection is built around airy layers, relaxed silhouettes and pieces that move naturally from city days to vacation evenings. Lightweight cashmere, lustrous silk and soft jersey compositions create a wardrobe defined by comfort without losing refinement.

Textured scarves, tailoring inspired silk bottoms and crochet like silk cashmere pieces add volume and softness, while the palette remains calm and versatile. Creams, greys and black are joined by Soft Sky, a vivid blue, and the earthy tone Deep Walnut, shaping a summer mood that feels understated, feminine and quietly strong.

Folded in Time

Emporio Armani introduces 1981, a new bag collection named after the year the house was founded. Developed through archival research, the line connects the brand’s heritage with a contemporary sense of ease, translating its design language into pieces made for everyday movement.

A signature micro print appears across clean hobo bags, totes, handbags and shoulder bags, while subtle origami inspired folds add texture and dimension. Jewellery like clasps and delicate folded charms bring a refined finish, balanced by a quiet palette of tan, black and taupe. Available now in selected boutiques worldwide and online, 1981 feels like an understated continuation of the Emporio Armani wardrobe.

Heatwave Armour

Zomer Paris introduces NOVA, a new shield style silhouette made for summer. Defined by sharp lines and an oversized shape, the frame brings a bold accent to everyday dressing while staying lightweight and easy to wear.

Designed for heatwaves, city days and thrown on evening looks, NOVA moves between practicality and statement. It is the kind of piece that shifts a simple outfit into something more intentional, with minimal effort. NOVA is available now.