There are seasons that feel like collections, and seasons that feel like visions. For Fall/Winter 2026/27, ALEPH stages a symbolic lunar landing: an oneiric and creative journey that brings feminine beauty into a suspended dimension, magnified by a lunar light capable of illuminating and enhancing it, as if under a lens.
“L’Alunissage de la Beauté” unfolds as a rarefied, intimate, deliberately blurred narrative. A cold, grazing light cuts through the scene like a metallic reflection: it fractures surfaces, sculpts volumes, alters proportions. The image moves between definition and dissolution, between presence and apparition, as if captured on a timeless photographic set.
Light and shadow build a continuous tension — essential yet unsettling — where beauty never imposes itself: it emerges, vibrates, disturbs. For Alessandro Frigo, the concept of decoration does not lie in ornament, but in construction: cuts, proportions and volumes become an aesthetic language and a statement of style.
The coherence of the research reveals itself in the purity of the lines and the precision of the silhouette, where tailoring and draping coexist in a calibrated balance between rigor and sensuality, control and release.
The collection alternates fluid and asymmetric dresses, bias cuts, raw-cut details, panel constructions and draped elements that accompany the body without ever constraining it.
Tailoring appears as a measured gesture charged with intention: essential jackets, open-hem trousers, tunics and tops that define a contemporary femininity lucid, controlled, almost cinematic.
Couture references emerge as a pure, conscious divertissement: a play of memory and vision, never nostalgic, always projected forward.
The color palette becomes an emotional narrative: white dazzles and blinds, pink caresses and enhances, black defines and unsettles, while silver vibrates and shines.
Alongside these contrasts, deeper and more carnal nuances slip in flesh, blood, metallic greys amplifying the sense of a magnetic, nocturnal beauty, almost lunar in its distance.
Materials build a sensory texture of reflections and transparencies: satin, cady, crepe, tulle and lace dialogue with boiled flannels featuring masculine pinstripes, silver viscose jersey and gauzed cottons.
Knitwear appears perforated and delicate, while pony leather inserts introduce an instinctive, graphic edge almost a sharp cut across the surface of the dream.
The intentionally blurred imagery pays tribute to the great photographers who have long nourished the designer’s imagination, from Man Ray to Paolo Roversi.
Soft, reflective, fragmented chromatic rendering evokes a lunar vision that permeates the entire collection.
With this season, ALEPH continues to build its own aesthetic vocabulary: a coherent, personal universe in which fashion becomes sensory experience and vision, poised between rigor and dream.
A silent lunar landing, magnetic and inevitable.
