Winter 2027 paints a dreamlike England, somewhere between romantic gardens and wild horizons.
A collection to wear like an escape, where each piece captures the poetry of a landscape, the softness of a memory, and the singular elegance of a wardrobe that gracefully transcends seasons.
A land of mists and changing light, where tweed blends with the color of the hills and every interior seems to carry the memory of another time.
Autumn becomes more graphic, almost rock, between raw denim, black and cream, interspersed with silver flashes.
Next comes winter, dual and vibrant. On one side, the English college spirit: deep red, Burlington patterns, shearling and leather, inherited from British men's wardrobes then softened by feminine grace.
On the other, a more grounded voice: checks, raw denim, and jacquard, like returning to shelter after a long walk in the countryside.
The evening capsule collection concludes on a minimalist note: black and ecru, satin and crepe, clean silhouettes enhanced by touches of gold and silver jewelry.
This is how the collection takes shape: a journey through Tressé's dream England, between romanticism and character, heritage and freedom.
A wardrobe that transcends seasons just as one traverses English landscapes: blossoming gardens after the rain, endless moors, and houses where time seems to stand still.