Magliano FW26 Explores the Lyrical Elegance of the Outskirts in "FUNDLUGGED"
Framed by a live whistling serenade, the presentation transforms rough luxury into an analog anthology of brand codes.
Summary
- Magliano FW26, titled “FUNDLUGGED,” debuted in Paris with a dreamy live whistling performance
- The collection reimagines rough luxury through 90s-inspired tweed, mohair and a utilitarian Taxi Jacket
- Designs blend folk tartan and domestic silk prints to evoke a lyrical sense of home
Luca Magliano brought a raw, acoustic energy to Paris Fashion Week with the Magliano Fall/Winter 2026 collection, titled “FUNDLUGGED.” The presentation was framed as a “dreamy concert” featuring a live whistling performance by Elena Somaré – a sound the designer describes as an “intersex serenade” that exists beyond words. This unplugged, analog atmosphere served as the backdrop for a collection exploring the elegance of the outskirts through a lyrical lens.
The garments function as an anthology of the brand’s signature codes, emphasizing wardrobe classics born from necessity. Outerwear is uniquely intertwined with scarves and organza, creating a visual effect reminiscent of fog or dense breath. Among the standout pieces is the Taxi Jacket, designed with a poetic utility for those lingering in the cold of the night.
Magliano’s material choices reflect a rough and agitated luxury, favoring tactile fabrics like Shetland, Harris tweed and mohair. These materials appear in the form of 90s-inspired twin sets and tailleurs, punctuated by pulp colors and quintessential folk tartan. Silk prints featuring imagery of crystalware and bunches of keys evoke a sense of “Home,” balancing a longing for preciousness with a need for safe spaces. Dedicated to Paris, the collection successfully elevates utilitarian elements into a universal vernacular.
