Autumn ’26 Campaign & Collection
Inspired by the world of Valerian Pidmohylny’s novel The City and the series Sex and the City, the new KACHOROVSKA collection explores the image of the contemporary woman and her relationship with the daily rhythm of the city.
Built around six launches brought together in three distinct directions – Transitional Classics, Essentials and Fashion the collection includes clothing, footwear, bags and accessories that engage in dialogue through materials, color palette and design details.
The KACHOROVSKA woman is defined as dynamic, independent and always on the move. As such, classic silhouettes are reinterpreted through contemporary volumes and relaxed proportions, and the material selection places emphasis on refinement and comfort. Fine wool, natural leather, suede, silk, cashmere, cotton and organza shape versatile pieces, from leather suits and lightweight trench coats to cargo trousers, oversized blazers and coats with architectural lines.
The season’s central motif is represented by birds, turned into a poetic symbol of the season. Like the KACHOROVSKA woman, they are free and always in motion. The season’s print resembles a bird’s plumage and completes a color palette dominated by shades of grey, with accents of beige, brown, burgundy and greyish violet. Contrast is brought in through vibrant tones of green and through the reinterpretation of the brand’s emblematic red in an intense shade of ripe cherries.
The season’s debut in terms of bags is Maggie, named after actress Maggie Cheung, the lead of the film In the Mood for Love (2000) directed by Wong Kar Wai. The model reinterprets the classic silhouette of the doctor bag through a contemporary construction, defined by a trapezoidal shape, fluid lines and details made from textured natural leather.
Texture, in fact, becomes one of the key elements in the bag collection. The Letizia and Ernestina Baguette models are made from leather with artistic embossing, and are made using archive materials, while the introduction of Saffiano leather marks a new direction for the brand, combining classic elegance with increased resistance for everyday use.
The footwear collection is built around heeled shoes, and the season’s main debut is the pointed-toe Tess line, made on a new last developed by the brand. Inspired by the character Tess McGill from the film Working Girl (1988) directed by Mike Nichols, the line offers a subtly reinterpreted pointed toe and includes shoes with 5 and 9 centimeter heels, ankle boots and over-the-knee boots in stretch leather.
KACHOROVSKA also introduces the Jackie line, characterized by a 3 cm heel, with retro influences and built on one of the brand’s most beloved lasts the ankle boot. At the same time, the Asymmetry line is expanded through the Josie model, and the Alex shoes offer a contemporary approach inspired by the construction of men’s footwear.
The design team returns to one of the defining sources of KACHOROVSKA’s identity: the tradition of the made-to-measure atelier and the brand’s own archive. As such, in the Atelier line we can best observe the inspiration drawn from the brand’s own archive, as it brings together limited-edition capsules of some of the brand’s emblematic models, such as the Rebecca Baguette bag, made using the patchwork technique, the Leona sandals and the Bowley sneaker-ballet flats, all completed with handmade decorative details.
Through the Autumn 2026 collection, KACHOROVSKA continues to explore the balance between functionality and personal expression, offering a contemporary wardrobe for the woman who lives her life at the pace of the city, without giving up elegance, comfort and individuality.
