“… we are not alone …” echoed through the historic halls of the Grand Hotel Pozzo di Borgo as Thom Browne unveiled his Spring/Summer 2026 collection—a surreal, alien-esque spectacle that fused couture precision with cosmic fantasy.
Transforming the grand Parisian venue into an intergalactic hotel ballroom, Browne blurred the lines between earth and outer space. Male models appeared crossdressed in sculptural tailoring and fluted skirts, their faces painted with silvery extraterrestrial makeup, evoking visitors from another dimension. The show unfolded like a quiet invasion—an eerie yet poetic declaration that fashion’s boundaries have once again shifted.
From raglan-like curved shoulders nodding to varsity heritage, to cinched waists and flared hems shaped with architectural precision, Browne redefined suiting with paranormal grace. Skirts floated at the hip, paired with pleated drapes and belted coats that merged tradition with transformation. His iconic cricket sweater appeared once more—reimagined in celestial textures, connecting the past to a sci-fi-infused future.
And yes—the now-iconic Thom Browne dog bag returned, playfully marking its territory among alien couture and cosmic proportions.
This was Thom Browne at his most theatrical, pushing the codes of gender, proportion, and fantasy into a world where tailoring meets transcendence—where the mantra repeats,
“We come in peace… we come in peace… we come in peace…”
omg, it’s really crazy fashion, i wanna try it when I go to slope rider and enjoy this beauty