For the Fall Winter 2026—2027 collection, Tagliatore begins with the most instinctive of senses: touch. A subtle, immediate pleasure that shapes our perception of a garment even before sight, and one that takes on an even deeper meaning during the winter season. With Vienna, The Imperial Light, Tagliatore celebrates a new vision of elegance—authentic and contemporary, rooted in the culture of Italian craftsmanship, and enriched by the light and timeless beauty of one of Europe’s most iconic historical cities.
The collection is built around an intense exploration of texture, where every surface conveys warmth, comfort, and refinement. As always, the brand relies on noble, luxurious materials: silk, cashmere, mohair, and sophisticated blends come together to create rich, enveloping fabrics that offer an authentic sensory experience against the skin.
Pino Lerario, the brand’s Creative Director, plays an active role in selecting these exclusive fabrics, reflecting a sartorial vision that seamlessly combines technical expertise with contemporary sensibility. A standout feature is the Prince of Wales check, interpreted with balance and depth, lending itself perfectly to jackets that subtly reference British tailoring and the spirit of the seventies, reimagined through a modern lens.
Fall Winter 2026—2027 presents a vision of femininity that is confident, sophisticated, and quietly sensual. Dresses that graze the ankle, full-circle skirts, and pencil skirts define an aesthetic that is both understated and decisive. Knee-length and full-length alpaca coats, suede and leather bombers, and colourful faux-fur coats or styles in soft pastel shades become the protagonists of a season that makes you long for winter—simply to wrap yourself in the warm embrace of Tagliatore garments.
Tagliatore Fall Winter 2026—2027 is an invitation to touch, to feel, and to wear. A collection that speaks through both material and aesthetics, reaffirming the value of touch as the purest expression of a profound and conscious elegance.
















