La Fetiche’s Erin collection channels bold geometric playfulness
The Glasgow and Paris label's autumn/winter 2026 offering pairs audacious pattern clashing with sculptural proportions, captured through the lens of photographer Anouk Marty.
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La Fetiche’s Erin collection for autumn/winter 2026 emerges as a manifesto of controlled chaos, where competing patterns and colours collide with the kind of confidence that only truly gifted designers can orchestrate. Photographer Anouk Marty captures the Glasgow and Paris label’s vision with crystalline precision, revealing garments that refuse the tyranny of restraint.
The collection’s signature piece is a cropped intarsia sweater that marries horizontal black and white stripes across the torso with floral patterning rendered in scarlet, orange and deep navy across the sleeves. Yellow and cobalt accents punctuate the cuffs and sides with graphic urgency. The proportions are deliberately cropped, hitting just above a denim skirt detailed with eyeleted hardware, creating a silhouette that feels contemporary and undeniably youthful without sacrificing sophistication.
A second look reveals La Fetiche’s facility with architectural outerwear: a camel and black colour block jacket with a striking yellow and red collar, its proportions oversized and studied. The collar itself becomes a sculptural statement, engineered from contrasting fabric in burnt orange and edged with navy topstitching. Against skin, it reads as almost sculptural, a piece that transforms the wearer into a canvas for deliberate, unafraid dressing.
What distinguishes La Fetiche’s approach is its refusal of arbitrariness. Each colour placement, every pattern intersection, carries visual weight and intention. This is design that asks the wearer to embrace boldness as a language rather than a passing mood.
Imagery courtesy of La Fetiche (@studio_lafetiche).
