SPRING/SUMMER 26

For Spring/Summer 2026, Tasch continues its exploration of an intimate, sophisticated elegance, moving between formal purity and expressive freedom. As in previous collections, the story begins by revisiting the archetypes of the male wardrobe — the shirt, and this season, the pyjama — reinterpreted through a feminine sensitivity and a contemporary gaze. The result is an everyday wardrobe that plays effortlessly with contrasts. Classic shirt motifs — stripes and micro-checks — are blended with fluid silhouettes, while sharp, tailored cuts are softened by lace-edged hems and cuffs, delicate gathers, and mother-of-pearl buttons that enhance the construction of each piece without ever overshadowing it. Alongside the collection’s more graphic, structured pieces, a softer, more decorative narrative unfolds. Liberty-inspired floral prints bloom across sport-inflected garments — lightweight windbreakers, blousons, and shorts — composing an unexpected harmony of functionality and femininity, dynamism and quiet poetry. Imagined for a woman who embraces the complexity and multifaceted nature of her identity, the Spring/Summer 2026 collection gracefully shifts between clean proportions and softer volumes, essentials and statement pieces — designed for a mix-and-match game that always allows for personal reinterpretation.