For Pre-Fall ’26, we wanted to look at the Nadia Rapti wardrobe from a slightly different angle. The collection has all the things that feel familiar to us. Strong tailoring, clean lines, defined shoulders, but this time they are mixed with oversized shapes, technical fabrics and sporty elements. It makes the items feel less tied to a particular occasion and much more open to interpretation. The same piece can look completely different depending on who wears it, how it is styled and, simply, how they feel that day.

The handwritten Nadia came from that same process. It wasn’t something we set out to create as a new logo. It was a detail that appeared while developing the collection and we liked the idea of giving it a place on some pieces. Maybe it will come back, maybe it won’t. That’s the nice thing about creative decisions: not everything needs to be permanent.