Spring always pulls me toward what feels familiar and nostalgic, softer moments shaped by curiosity and human connection. I’ve long believed that art and design are deeply spiritual, rooted in touch, presence, and shared experience. They speak a language that exists beyond the lens, beyond trend, beyond time. This season feels like an exhale.

We were excited to shoot our Spring campaign at Memento Mori, a cult winery in Napa, set against a James Turrell Skyspace cube sculpture hovering above an infinity pool. The setting offered a quiet sense of openness and reflection and an ideal backdrop for the collections and the spirit of the season.

As we shape Spring 2026, we continue to champion designers grounded in craftsmanship, intention, and longevity, while making space for new voices that feel both relevant and enduring. I’m especially excited to present work from Gabriela Hearst, alongside the debut collection by Louise Trotter for Bottega Veneta, a thoughtful evolution that honors heritage while embracing modernity.

New Voices this season include Heirloom, Burc Akoyol, Zankov, Sloan, Kulson, Róhe, Marina Moscone, and Aisling Camps, emerging perspectives we’re excited for our community to continue discovering.

Among key designers shaping the Spring edit, Diotima, Phoebe Philo, Tibi, Christopher John Rogers, Proenza Schouler, Khaite, and Dries Van Noten help define the season through an expressive approach to modern dressing. These are pieces designed to live in your wardrobe—collected over time, worn with intention.

Spring 2026, for me, is about a renewed sense of possibility in what we wear and how we live. I believe style is ultimately about how we move through the world. We’re excited to invite you to discover our Spring collection.

With Gratitude, 

Sherri