There’s a particular kind of elegance that only arrives after dark: the hush of air moving through trees, the glint of something gilded caught in moonlight, the feeling that you’ve stepped into a story written in symbols rather than sentences. For Pre-Fall 2026, Vivetta captures that nocturnal charge with “Poetically Goth,” a collection imagined as a visual narrative set inside an imaginary forest—one that exists as much in the mind as it does in nature.
The mood is romantic and shadowed, refined yet untamed, where softness meets structure with the brand’s signature precision. In this world, nature isn’t background scenery. It becomes a language. Pinecones, serrated leaves, and woodland flora transform into embroideries, jewel-like applications, and tactile flocking across coats, mini dresses, and sharply tailored pieces, as if every encounter with the landscape leaves behind an ornate trace.
Silhouettes move with a controlled drama that feels both protective and alluring. A-line shapes appear with sculptural clarity, while crisp oversized cloaks and hyper-graphic capes create a sense of modern armor. Generous hoods, layered constructions, and airy volumes suggest a heroine dressed for both mystery and movement.
The lookbook imagery sharpens this tension between elegance and edge: pale blue outerwear styled with ribbon-tied details and long, sweeping lines; tailored black coats punctuated with gleaming buttons; and sharply proportioned pieces that feel deliberately poised in that sweet spot between severity and softness.
Texture plays a starring role, especially in pieces where lightness becomes its own kind of provocation. Layered tulles bring fullness to short dresses, while exclusive lace designs—derived from leaf-inspired motifs—read like a botanical shadow pressed into fabric. The result feels intimate and exacting, like craft elevated into atmosphere.
And then comes tartan: worn like a declaration. In Vivetta’s hands, it doesn’t feel nostalgic. It feels coded—an emblem of belonging to a noble house, reimagined with a modern sharpness that heightens the collection’s romantic gothic pulse.
One of the collection’s most spellbinding motifs is the white deer, a figure drawn from legend and reinterpreted here as a symbol of metamorphosis and sacred tension. It appears across prints, jewelry, and embroidery, threading a quiet symbolism through the wardrobe and lending the pieces a sense of myth you can wear.
Accessories complete the story with a sculptural, collectible allure: golden pinecone bags that feel like treasure lifted from the forest floor, alongside whimsical-yet-precise jewelry that transforms animals and tiny talismans into earrings, rings, brooches, and buckles—ferrets, deer, ladybugs, and other small creatures rendered as polished accents.
Color, too, is handled like narrative. The palette stays cool and muted—powdery grays, forest greens, lunar blues, aubergine purples, and lilac tones—brightened by touches of sky blue that feel like sudden clarity in the dark.
Throughout, Vivetta’s signatures remain unmistakable, with bows evolving into flatter, architectural statements applied across shirts, coats, dusters, and a sharply tailored women’s tuxedo that carries a distinctly self-possessed energy.
Yet perhaps the most headline-making chapter of this Pre-Fall story is what it signals for the brand’s future. With Pre-Fall 2026, Vivetta introduces its first menswear proposals—an expansion that arrives with intention, where cross-gender pieces and material dialogue build a cohesive co-ed vision.
The Vivetta man emerges with an elongated, defined silhouette shaped by origami-like pleats in trousers, bombers finished with furry collars, and weightless shirts designed with the same poetic exactitude as the womenswear.
According to fashion industry news, Vivetta’s menswear runway launch is scheduled for next February in a co-ed show during Milan Fashion Week, making this Pre-Fall collection feel like both an artistic statement and a strategic turning point.
