Nanushka Spring Ready-to-Wear Collection 2026
Nanushka Spring Ready-to-Wear Collection 2026
By Emma Williams — September 24, 2025
As London Fashion Week wound down, Nanushka arguably stole the show. The show took place in a Kensington townhouse that was once the residence of Irish painter Sir John Lavery, meshing a historic background with a modern twist. The models moved from room to room, showcasing woven motifs and mixed patterns.
Sandra Sándor’s Spring 2026 collection was inspired by Cuban-American furniture and interior designer Clara Poset’s exhibition at the MoMA. Poset believes that “Design is in everything.” Her MoMA exhibition referenced elements of nature, inspiring Sándor’s use of colors and textures in her spring collection. The mood behind the designs was Latin American landscapes, organic textures, and wildlife patterns.
“Weaving the past and present, weaving my cultural references, is really important, " Sándor said. That’s why her Spring 2026 collection was titled “The Weave.”
The collection featured dove grey, taupe, and leather from head to toe. Large statement necklaces adorned the models for a finishing touch.
Designs like leather trousers and a twisted drape skirt elevated a jersey look seen in past collections. Smokey pink, striped linen trousers reminded the audience of the sky before dusk, complementing the striking prints and accentuating the models’ natural beauty. Fringed hems were prominent throughout the collection. A favorite was the sporty, striped cotton jersey dress featuring a flipped and fringed hem.
While the brand is known for its outerwear, Nanushka focused more on handbags and footwear this season, featuring belted harmonica bags and slipper-like shoes.
“I want the everyday to have a new sense of being. Pieces that hold the wearer through life’s possibilities,” Sándor said in an interview with Vogue.
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