A Milanese Take on Britpop Energy
At ICEBERG’s Spring/Summer 2026 show, creative director James Long reaffirmed the house’s core — sportswear for the city, fashion that’s freeing. This season, that freedom came with an unmistakable rhythm: an Italian sensibility remixed through an English lens, like a Milanese spin on Britpop.
The collection unfolded with a sharp, urban confidence. Zip-up bombers, linen trenches, and pleated tailored trousersformed the foundation of a modern wardrobe built for movement and play. Leather pieces — from asymmetric ruffled skirts to sleek pencil cuts — added attitude, while fitted knits and fluid chiffons balanced structure with softness.
Long’s design language was clear: precision with ease. A zip-up leather bomber, paired with belted pleat trousers and a knotted foulard, set the tone — effortless yet intentional. Trenches in check linen and nylon parkas with contrast linings bridged utility and elegance, their sporty trimmings nodding to ICEBERG’s heritage.
Knitwear, always a signature of the brand, took on new energy. Vibrant zip-ups in yellow and green bands played against rib-knit dresses with plunging lace-up necklines — sensual, athletic, and unmistakably ICEBERG. Poplin ruffles, twisted diagonals, and sharp tailoring injected motion into every silhouette, turning even the most classic pieces into dynamic statements.
The accessories — messenger bags, flip-flop-heel hybrids, and oversized sunglasses marked with the signature “I” — completed a look that felt both nostalgic and futuristic.
“This season is about freedom,” said Long. “The Italian sportswear attitude that’s in ICEBERG’s DNA, mixed with an English point of view — sharp, playful, totally ICEBERG.”
In this collection, that freedom translated not into rebellion, but into ease — the kind of confidence that comes from clothes designed to move, breathe, and live.
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