The fashion brand presents in a look-book format the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, titled LIMBO, marking its tenth anniversary as well as a new chapter based in Madrid. The collection coincides with the house’s relocation to the Spanish capital city and is focused on a more direct observation of the urban environment. A contemporary Palomo man and woman connected to the present, without leaving behind the language that has defined the firm over the last decade is introduced in the collection.
LIMBO is conceived as a state of transition, an intermediate space between what has been and what is to come, formulated from the open question of what lies ahead. The collection speaks of presence, and of the act of dressing as a personal affirmation, not as a self transformation, but as a conscious occupation of one’s own space.
This third women’s collection consolidates a complete and functional wardrobe, designed to accompany everyday life. The precise and intentional pieces avoid the superfluous.
In terms of materials, printed silks, shimmering satins, and classic British wools—houndstooth, Glen plaids—coexist with new structured knits that explore asymmetrical silhouettes with an almost architectural characteristic. Hand-crafted silk fringes from Cantillana run throughout the season as a guiding thread, while the Manila shawl is reinterpreted in a pixelated style. Leather flowers in gray, white, and brown reappear as brooches and on footwear; developed in collaboration with shoe brand Castellanos. The collection is completed with Emilio Cavallini hosiery and Aaron Varon jewelry, designed in collaboration with the fashion brand.
The collection is presented in its entirety in a look-book format.
