Atelier
Inside the Florence workshop
Where every Marlene coat is cut, basted and finished by hand over twenty-three days.
AW26 · Issue Nº07
Quiet power, cut to last.
The Autumn/Winter collection — a study in tailoring, weight and restraint. Forty-two pieces, made in small runs across Florence and Porto.
A new vocabulary for modern womenswear — disciplined, quietly luxurious, refreshingly unfussy.
Featured pieces · AW26
The Atelier
Made slowly, in two small houses.
Tailoring is cut and finished in a converted convent in Oltrarno, Florence. Knitwear is shaped by a family-run mill outside Porto that has been spinning yarn for four generations.
Each collection is produced in runs of fewer than three hundred pieces — quiet, deliberate, and intended to be lived in for years.
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From the journal
Conversation
A new vocabulary for womenswear
Creative director Lila Chen on quiet power, ease, and clothes that outlive a season.
Care
On keeping wool well
A short guide to brushing, airing and storing the pieces meant to be with you for years.