The Vibe :
⊹ Camille Miceli revisits Emilio Pucci’s 1967 Palio di Siena-inspired archive for Fall 2026.
⊹ Heraldic symbols, animal motifs, tessellations, and zigzags replace the house’s recent psychedelic streak.
⊹ Catsuits and slinky knits meet quilted satin blousons, capes, and fit-and-flare coats.
⊹ Grace Elizabeth takes the Palio prints clubbing in Pucci’s Fall 2026 campaign.
Pucci Fall 2026 swaps psychedelic swirls for the medieval pageantry of Siena’s Palio. Camille Miceli looked back to Emilio Pucci’s 1967 collection inspired by the historic bareback horse race, pulling animal motifs, heraldic emblems, tessellations, and irregular zigzags into a much more graphic season. Black and gold sharpen the mood, while stretched symbols and flashes of metallic shine make centuries-old references look suspiciously ready for a very late night.
The clothes keep one foot in Siena and the other firmly on the dance floor. Printed pants, close-cut catsuits, and slinky knits arrive beside quilted satin blousons, regal capes, and nubby fit-and-flare coats. Short flared Pucci dresses nod to the peplum tunics once worn by Palio jockeys, their proportions landing somewhere between medieval uniform and figure-skating dress. Gold, quilting, jacquard, and knit surfaces stop the graphics from carrying the season alone.
Miceli takes the nightlife connection literally for the campaign, photographed by Carlijn Jacobs at Paris club Bus Palladium with Grace Elizabeth in shimmering gold Lurex jersey. Bold jewelry and animal-shaped bag charms keep the mood playful, while tiger-like printed jeans push things further. The Palio supplied the symbols; Pucci supplied the after-party.
Pucci
Brand DNA
Founded in Florence in 1947 by Emilio Pucci, Pucci is famed for kaleidoscopic prints, saturated color, fluid jersey, and jet-set glamour. Under Camille Miceli, archival motifs and Mediterranean energy shape a playful Italian wardrobe built for movement.
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