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Fiorucci Spring/Summer 2026 Feels Like a Daydream You Can Wear

This season is billed as an "exploration of wonder where you least expect it"—a fitting descriptor for a collection that feels like a mashup of ideas that shouldn’t belong together but somehow click perfectly.

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BY JAY AQUINO

JUNE 22, 2025

Fiorucci can build fantasies. Since its increased popularity due to its big reboot, the Italian heritage brand has leaned into nostalgia to create a playground for the young luxury consumers. For Spring/Summer 2026, Fiorucci continues to tap into that sense of electric joy, delivering a collection that feels like stepping into a surreal daydream, one rooted in the concrete multiculturalism of Milan’s Via Paolo Sarpi and melting into something more ethereal.

This season is billed as an "exploration of wonder where you least expect it"—a fitting descriptor for a collection that feels like a mashup of ideas that shouldn’t belong together but somehow click perfectly. It’s streetwear by way of whimsy, or maybe the other way around. Polka dots collide with polka hearts (because of course they do), while crisp stripes and graphic lines add structure to the chaos.

There was a striped one-piece jumpsuit, cinched with a playful peplum that transforms a traditionally athletic silhouette into something far more unexpected. It’s moments like these where Fiorucci’s design philosophy shines through—everything is made to feel like it could've come from a sticker book or a childhood dream, but reworked for the streets of 2026.

There were also some sheer pieces, such as a translucent vest that floats over skin like a ghost of clubwear past, while a red PVC-style shirt styled over a crisp white long-sleeve and navy athletic shorts with a matching cap nods to vintage sportswear through a hyper-stylized lens.

Cropped and oversized cardigans with varsity-like striped borders walk a fine line between prep and parody. Side-fringed trousers swing with every step, adding movement to silhouettes that never sit still. And then there are the Fiorucci’s iconic cherubs, plush dog accessories, oversized red bows (Hello Kitty would approve), and lips that are repurposed as both belt buckles and sculptural tops.

There’s no singular cultural reference here—and that’s kind of the point. Fiorucci's SS25 is a kaleidoscope of inspirations: East meets West, clubwear meets cosplay, and nostalgia meets futurism.