Brioni La Donna Atelier Spring 2027: Women's Tailoring, Su Misura, and the Jardigan Reinvented

Key facts

• Brioni presented its La Donna Atelier spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.
• The collection was not particularly extensive, but the women's Su Misura project offers personalized expression through fabrics, linings, buttons, monogrammed details, and embroidery.
• The Jardigan, a deconstructed jacket with the soft, fluid feel of a cardigan, was introduced into the men's wardrobe in 1955.
• This season the Jardigan was cinched at the waist with a belt, taking on a fluid, subtly androgynous femininity.
• Shirts were designed for pragmatic versatility: worn as overshirts, layered beneath a jacket, or allowed to take centre stage.
• Leather in suede and nubuck brought a more tactile and assertive dimension to the womenswear.
• One jacket was entirely crafted from silver thread in a herringbone weave and embellished with three-dimensional crystal embroidery, hand-applied by the brand's artisans.
• The palette includes Rosso Roma, in shades of light that warm the city at sunset, and a white inspired by Rome's marble columns, with powder blue in luminous silks with a metallic sheen.
• New to the collection were women's cufflinks in three versions—knot, buttonhole, and trama, the latter recalling the pattern of Rome's sampietrini cobblestones.