SS26 Womenswear - SNAZZY PROTOCOL with Luisa Schumacher

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SNAZZY PROTOCOL
*Luisa Schumacher

written CHIDOZIE OBASI

In the years following the pandemic, the world of comfort-centric design exploded within the high-fashion market, with everything from wear-anywhere essentials and practical gorpcore jackets to fashionified sportswear reaching the trend spotlight. The premium category was, naturally, not immune to this new brand of cosycore, and we saw snazzy iterations and roomy yet classy silhouettes holding court in the collections of even the most elevated designer brands.

Luisa wears total look by MIU MIU

You know when Loro Piana embraces a practical piece (albeit in cashmere) that luxury is starting to look a little different. Yet for those who live by the old school mantra that elegance can always stretch beyond conventions, you’ll be happy to know that polish is making a return to our wardrobe choices for the rest of 2026. Of course, we can’t ignore the continuing ripple effects of quiet luxury on the creative landscape, and Pantone’s tone of 2026, Cloud Dancer, certainly has a subtly snazzy undertone about it. From Valentino to Miu Miu’s slouchy slacks to Celine’s roomy offerings, expect to see an unashamedly level of breeziness over next year. Our top tip? Invest in stain remover. You’re welcome.

Luisa wears blazer by MANUEL RITZ, shirt and tie by PAL ZILERI, underwear by EXTREME CASHMERE, shoes by PAUL SMITH and tights by CALZEDONIA

Luisa wears total look by LORO PIANA

Luisa wears total look by VALENTINO

Luisa wears blazer and skirt by CELINE and tights by CALZEDONIA

Luisa wears blazer by CELINE, shirt by KITON, pants by MANUEL RITZ and shoes by APEPAZZA

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seen COSIMO BUCCOLIERI via STUDIO REPOSSI
fashion market director CHIDOZIE OBASI
fashion EDWARD PUSCA
head of production JESSICA LOVATO
make up DIANA DJURDJEVSKI via STUDIO REPOSSI
hair MARTA CUPAIOLI
model LUISA SCHUMACHER via NEXT MILAN
fashion assistants DAIANA EDOSA + ANGELINA PERSIANI + LUIZA ANGELOVA + FILIPPO CANCELLIER + ALICE GAVIN

credits
all Images (c) LE MILE
and Cosimo Buccolieri