Longchamp Winter 2026:
Paris, rediscovered as an atelier of inspiration
Returning home, the Longchamp woman transforms each memory into a new expression of her creativity.
After exploring the world in the first part of the FW26 collection, the Longchamp woman returns to Paris, rediscovering the city with fresh eyes. Every landscape, encounter and emotion experienced on her travels fuels her vivid imagination. More than a return, this is a transformation: memories become materials for creation and discoveries are shaped into gestures, colors and silhouettes. In a city she knows so well, each street, object and everyday detail yields renewed creative energy. Paris becomes her atelier: a place in which her vision takes shape and where she affirms—more than ever before—her signature style.
A world where every detail inspires
With the new "Be Creative" collection, Longchamp celebrates the Parisienne with a fresh perspective on her city. Parisian apartments become spaces for creative expression, where design, architecture, craftsmanship and art come together in modern harmony. The iconic forms of Verner Panton and Charlotte Perriand meet the architectural fluidity of Thomas Heatherwick, whose famous green staircase at La Maison Unique is the inspiration behind a wavy print adorning a coat, a skirt and the Le Pliage travel bag. Gestures, form and balance become the collection's common threads.
At the heart of this world, artist Caroline Hélain brings her unique sensibility through abstract textile landscapes crafted from various materials and colors. Inspired by fragments of memories, her creations echo the Maison's signature savoir-faire and remind us that each detail of everyday life can become a work of art, with each material offering a new form of expression.
When art inspires silhouette
This winter, creativity is expressed equally through form and material. Volumes are fluid, generous and understated, while monochrome comes into its own through contrasting details in patent, crocodile-print leather, suede and nubuck. Textures capture light, play with depth and form silhouettes that are both graphic and tactile. The winter palette blends warm tones of vanilla, caramel, mocha, coffee and burgundy with bold accents of matcha, azure, silver and even orange, punctuated by a vibrant leopard print.
Among the season's signature pieces, the coat inspired by the sculptural lines of Thomas Heatherwick illustrates the coming together of architecture and fashion. Adorned with textile landscapes designed by Caroline Hélain, the Daylong elevates the bag into a canvas for artistic expression. With its gleaming patent leather and sculptural handle, the Le Pliage Xtra brings a decidedly contemporary allure, while the Le Roseau revisits its iconic lines in velvety nubuck or silver-colored mirror-finish leather in the clutch version. The Élan high boots extend this architectural look with sumptuous elegance.
Blending savoir-faire, design and freedom of expression, this new collection invites each of us to see everyday life as a boundless well of ideas and to dive into a world in which creativity flourishes.
