MÉMOIRE Malloni spring summer 2026 at 10 Corso Como

On September 23, during Milan Fashion Week, 10 Corso Como became an atelier suspended in time.

Malloni chose not to show only the finished garment. It showed the journey: tailor's busts with the stages of construction, toiles layered over collection pieces, marking the space. Three moments, Creation, Experimentation, Revelation, and at the end ten total looks on podiums, the finished works of a project that remained open until then. At the center of the hall, a performance to sublimate the creative process.

MÉMOIRE looks to the past, passes through it, wears it down, reinterprets it. Heritage becomes material: fragments of an antique wardrobe taken apart and recomposed in a contemporary language, where imperfection and beauty coexist.

The silhouette alternates soft volumes, tailored constructions, and fluid drapes, between protection and abandon. Jackets are deconstructed, fastened with lingerie hooks. Darts open like petals. Guêpière, plastron, ruffles, and chokers converse with sharp trousers and structured pieces. Bows and ruffles can also be worn around the neck, an intimacy not hidden, but brought to light.

Linen, cotton, silk, modal, lyocell, jacquard, textured crêpe, creasing, and mottled dyeing give tactile surfaces, marked by time. Tulle, chiffon, and silks bring the opposite lightness, almost spectral. Rosettes in tulle, organza, and maxi fringes run through the collection, jewelry included: they do not decorate, they accumulate meaning.

The prints draw on vintage wallpapers and nineteenth-century flowers, scratched and worn. The palette begins with beige, coconut, cinnamon, warm white, and black, with accents of blue, peacock, and yellow.

MÉMOIRE tells of a beauty built through layering, subtraction, and recomposition. A wardrobe in which the past is not preserved, but transformed.