Niccolò Pasqualetti Spring 2026 Menswear

The Niccolò Pasqualetti Spring 2026 Menswear collection pushes against structure with a collection that leans into asymmetry, spontaneity, and soft subversion. Acid-washed trousers resemble accidental dye jobs with their softly splattered finish, while drawstring closures and frayed waistbands hint at nonchalance. Garments are gathered, tied, and worn with ease, but nothing is careless. There’s a rawness in the details: exposed zip teeth, frayed side seams, and hems left visibly unfinished, including a skirt stitched with tonal tacking thread.

Silhouettes are deliberately disrupted: a jacket with a single sleeve and lapel wraps around the body as though thrown on in haste; skintight bodysuits appear beneath slouchy dungarees; and cargo pockets meet traditional tailoring. Skirts and feminine codes are confidently intermingled into the masculine wardrobe – not for provocation, but for expansion. The collection moves between softness and sharpness: a cape with shoulder cut-outs, pleated skirts with raw threads at the hem, and knitwear pulled asymmetrically around the body.

A mix of raw and refined materials complement the earthy, neutral palette. Crochet vests, technical denim, and openwork knits are punctuated with accessories like wooden necklaces and crossbody pieces resembling oversized thread spools – possibly a quiet nod to craftsmanship and the domestic tools of fashion.

Military influences run through the collection, but they are softened – a relaxed fit jacket featuring multiple cargo pockets, a t-shirt that resembles camo print (but with the motif itself formed of alternating mesh and fabrics panels), and oversized epaulettes that slouch down the shoulder.

Pasqualetti doesn’t shout. The power of this collection lies in its restraint, in pieces that feel worn-in, wrapped, pulled together – not polished but deeply personal.

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