Bottega Veneta SS2026 | A Quiet Revolution in Italian Luxury and L’Oréal Collaboration

Bottega Veneta, the house woven from leather and artistry, once again translated elegance into the language of serenity in its Spring/Summer 2026 collection.
Presented on September 27, 2025, during Milan Fashion Week, the show reignited attention toward the brand’s Quiet Luxury philosophy — a vision that has long made Bottega a symbol of understated opulence.

Spring/Summer 2026 Collection by Bottega Veneta

This season marked the first collection by Louise Trotter as the new creative director of Bottega Veneta — a designer known for her precision and poetic eye.
Trotter managed to reinterpret the brand’s essence in a modern and minimalist form, balancing structure with effortlessness.

Soft, textured leathers, geometric cuts, and fluid silhouettes define the collection — where every piece whispers sophistication rather than shouting it.
The iconic Intrecciato weaving once again takes center stage; lighter, more fluid, and perfectly attuned to the rhythm of contemporary luxury.
It’s as if Bottega Veneta reminds us once more: “True luxury doesn’t need to speak loudly — it breathes in silence.”

Bottega Veneta Beauty Joins L’Oréal Group

Beyond the runway, a major business move also captured headlines.
Parent company Kering announced the sale of its beauty division — including Bottega Veneta Beauty — to L’Oréal Group, in a deal valued at around €4 billion.
This partnership signals a strategic new chapter for Bottega’s expansion in the world of beauty and fragrance.

While Kering aims to focus on its core fashion houses, Bottega Veneta’s collaboration with L’Oréal will leverage the French giant’s unmatched expertise in global beauty innovation.
The fusion of Italian craftsmanship and French scientific artistry could redefine what elegance means in modern luxury beauty.