Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
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Peet Dullaert tailors for modern posture — in reflection of our time
At Hôtel Mona Bismarck during Haute Couture Week in Paris, Peet Dullaert’s Spring–Summer 2026 collection strikes a balance between boldness and fluidity. It showcases modern sewn designs, “cousu main,” reflecting a contemporary approach. A vision that reimagines the intimate logic of underpinnings and the purposeful geometry of athletic wear as couture-inspired outer garments. Throughout this season’s silhouettes, the line between what is worn as foundation and what is worn as expression dissolves into a new sartorial language for today’s rhythms.
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
Rooted in an ethos that honors how the body inhabits and moves through life, this collection expands couture’s lexicon by bringing the sensibility of crafted interiors outward. Elements traditionally conceived as undergarments or activewear are re-interpreted with couture precision. Fabrics and constructions embrace resilience, comfort, and poise — not as trends, but as a logic of wear in the lived moment
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
More than just a stylistic blend, the collection explores body intelligence: how garments react to breath, posture, and stride, balanced with artisanal techniques all crafted by hand in Paris. The result is a wardrobe that feels both deeply familiar and focused on how we interact with the world.
“Tailored for modern posture — in reflection of our time.”
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
“What is beauty — a question that has long defined our industry. I believe it cannot be addressed solely through the presentation of an end product on the runway. From the cuts that mold to the body — to embrace it, not claim it — my inspiration with the Atelier is rooted in celebrating people.”
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
The creations, crafted through artisanal fabric manipulation and unique surface development, reinterpret suiting adapted to modern posture through construction aligned with modern life, combining structure and flou-tailoring. The exploration of organic shapes and human anatomy through reinvented techno-pleat designs forms the language of this collection.
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
Peet Dullaert Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased at Haute Couture Week, Paris
Credit Omri Rosengart
“The myriad of human silhouettes — each entirely shaped and sewn by hand. “Cousu main”: a needle, a thread, creation without the use of a machine. Such creation is deeply personal, inspired by the lives and diversity of individuals around me, and the generations that continue to teach and inspire.”
“A reflection on life in this digital age. Silhouettes emerging from a storm, honoring resilience and movement of the body. You are meant to live in our clothes — to be free” — Peet Dullaert
