At the Teatro Gerolamo, the Milanese house celebrated its Spring-Summer 2027 collection and marked a turning point: building, beyond clothing, a community of women.
During Milan Fashion Week, TWINSET celebrated its new Spring-Summer 2027 collection at an evening held at the Teatro Gerolamo, bringing its community together in one of the city’s most emblematic and intimate venues. The event gathered figures from the worlds of fashion, culture and communication around a dinner conceived by the Michelin-starred chef Enrico Bartolini, which accompanied the presentation of the collection with a moment of sharing, away from the frantic pace of Fashion Week.
At the heart of the evening was a selection of evening silhouettes from the Spring-Summer 2027 collection: fluid, structured lines, artisanal craftsmanship, play with draping, and combinations of materials and textures. Four women embodied this selection, each bringing her own personality and style. The model Laila Haasanovic chose a brown macramé lace dress, cut out and meticulously positioned by hand, reflecting the most romantic and sophisticated side of the collection.
The entrepreneur Alice Campello wore a champagne double silk satin dress, its back opening onto a deep asymmetric neckline that spirals down to the train, while ruffles add lightness and movement to the silhouette. The Brazilian top model Isabeli Fontana wore a rust-coloured silk crêpe dress made from twelve metres of fabric, sculpted and draped directly on the body: handmade details emphasise the waist and open onto cut-outs at the hips, creating a balance between structure, movement and sensuality. Melissa Satta, finally, chose a draped avocado-green silk crêpe skirt paired with a white cotton poplin shirt — a look built on the contrast between the intensity of the colour and the simplicity of the lines. All wore Chopard jewellery.
This selection offers a free vision of femininity, in which tailoring meets different proposals of volume and texture, while the body and movement become central elements of the silhouette. It is a language that also reflects the evolution of the brand: a contemporary, personal and plural femininity, in which clothing is no longer a rule to follow but a space to interpret.
The evening at the Teatro Gerolamo indeed marks the beginning of a new stage for TWINSET, with the ambition of strengthening its bond with the women who make up its world through experiences that go beyond the product itself. In this context, the community holds a central place: a group of diverse women, brought together not around a single style but by their curiosity, their sensibility and their wish to share experiences and interests. Fashion thus becomes the starting point of a broader dialogue, shaped by moments, personalities and connections.
“Our ambition is for TWINSET to become more and more a brand in which women can recognise themselves, not only through what they wear but also through the values, experiences and connections it represents,” says Gabriele Maggio, CEO of TWINSET. “This event marks the beginning of a new journey, focused on building an authentic community and on telling the story of a femininity that is ever more contemporary and relevant.”
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