For Fall Winter 2025-2026, Ditte Reffstrup redefined the essence of "home" through a deeply personal lens, presenting Ganni’s second Parisian show as a testament to belonging beyond physical spaces. The move to Paris has ushered in a new creative energy for the Danish brand, refining its balance between high fashion and everyday wear. This season, the collection exuded a quiet confidence, embracing impeccable tailoring and artisanal detailing while staying true to Ganni’s signature irreverence.

Set against the storied backdrop of the Hôtel Pozzo di Borgo—once home to Karl Lagerfeld—the collection drew inspiration from interior design, with draped silhouettes, ruched textiles, and tapestry-inspired prints reflecting the intimacy of a well-worn space. Florals and checks, longtime hallmarks of the brand, returned with renewed sophistication, while corduroy suits, tweed jackets with lining-fabric sleeves, and frayed denim tapestry panels added texture and depth. Clodhopper shoes, nodding to Swedish clogs, and pilgrim collars infused an unexpected contrast, weaving nostalgia into modernity.

Reffstrup envisioned the collection as a protective cocoon in an increasingly chaotic world. A navy peacoat with voluminous barrel sleeves embodied a sense of shelter, while sheer draping introduced an airy, weightless counterpoint. This interplay of structure and fluidity mirrored the soundtrack, an original composition by Danish artist Frederik Valentin, layering the ambient hum of Paris—footsteps on cobblestones, distant voices, the whisper of city life—beneath lyrics that urged the pursuit of lightness in a heavy world.

"I hope people feel the softness of the collection, the warmth of the cast, the beauty paired with protection," Reffstrup reflected. More than just a runway moment, the show felt like an embrace—an invitation to find comfort, expression, and joy within the ever-evolving landscape of fashion.