Rebel Bloom

Fall Winter 2025

Dreaming of the English countryside in a symphony of material contrasts, shapes, and light: this is where the imagery of the Fall Winter 2025/26 collection by Momonì is born. Its ideal setting is the manor house, the quintessential residence of British nobility, where salons, artfully decorated with light and precious fabrics, host a concentration of savoir-faire that reinterprets heritage with subtle seduction.

Sophisticated creativity and chromatic games come to life on fine fabrics and carefully crafted silhouettes, kicking off a celebration that blends reality and dreams. The common thread is texture: shiny satins and velvet embroidered with lurex ramage highlight the draped forms of long dresses and jumpsuits with aristocratic elegance. Fluid softness also characterizes tuxedos that slide on the body, made of wool chevron with satin contrasts, to be paired with shiny silk shirts adorned with lace bands. The outerwear is worn with noble nonchalance and stands out, both for its sophisticated palette and the dramatic effects of eco-mongolia coats, paired with jacquard cupro suits.

The print, a magical element of the collection, reflects the inspiration between flashes of rare flowers from greenhouses, bucolic landscapes, and dynamic silhouettes of jockeys and foxes, which adorn Italian silks and unexpectedly appear on sartorial melton with strict lines. It’s a cottage dream that also translates into tartan and light-hand wool, expressed in men’s trousers, culottes, capes, and double-faced cloth cabans.

The contemporary note of a style that harmonizes opposites follows the allure of denim fabric, which, in jackets and jeans, transforms with flocked, laminated, and over-dyed finishes, enriched with contrasting stitching that accentuates volumes and character. Knitwear is renewed once again, reinterpreting with a luminous touch the classic tartans, braids, and jacquards thanks to mohair, lurex, and sequins; even the evening sparkles with knitwear made from 3D lurex yarns that create geometric patterns on the softest chenille.

The color palette is a fascinating visual short circuit, between attraction and opposition: here, bordeaux, cognac, greens, and blues stand out, while nighttime shades welcome white and black, contrasted with gold and silver hues.