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Bottega Veneta presented its spring/summer 2027 collection during Milan Fashion Week, with creative director Louise Trotter building the lineup around the house’s signature intrecciato weave. Kendall Jenner closed the show before a front row that included Julianne Moore, Tyler, the Creator, and Jacob Elordi.
Bottega Veneta presented its spring/summer 2027 collection during Milan Fashion Week, with creative director Louise Trotter building the lineup around intrecciato, the house’s signature woven leather technique. According to ELLE’s review of the show, Trotter interpreted the weave through both literal and abstract details, achieving a sense of springtime lightness through texture and movement rather than the sheer fabrics and lace seen elsewhere in Milan this season.
The collection took intrecciato as its starting point, per ELLE’s report, which noted that the weave functions for Bottega Veneta much as a monogram does for other luxury houses. Trotter applied it across a range of constructions: a longline coat knotted at one side revealed a light cotton dress beneath, a fringed scarf belt looped back on itself over a relaxed suit, and a T-shirt was reworked in a sturdy basket-weave construction.
The palette was largely neutral, with color appearing in a handful of looks: butter-yellow trousers paired with a lilac blouse worn by Mariacarla Boscono, and a tangerine-orange leather midi dress with a scoop neck. ELLE highlighted two fringe skirts — one lavender, one in an earthy mix of colors — whose hems lifted into elliptical shapes as the models walked. Fringe also formed a trompe l’oeil floral pattern on a dress.
Leather, a brand signature, appeared heavily in jackets and trousers, but the clothes retained a light feel, according to the review. An enlarged intrecciato tote resembled raffia, crochet overshirts added an openwork layer, and a macramé-style tank was paired with a gauzy, lightly pleated maxi skirt. Kendall Jenner closed the show, with Jacob Elordi, Julianne Moore, and Tyler, the Creator seated front row — a guest list ELLE described as one of the starriest of Milan Fashion Week.
Craft as the House’s Identifier
The show reinforces a positioning Bottega Veneta has cultivated for years: in place of an overt logo, the brand’s identity rests on construction and handwork, with intrecciato serving as its recognizable signature. Trotter’s decision to stretch the weave across knit, fringe, crochet and trompe l’oeil effects signals how she is interpreting that heritage — translating a leather-working technique into a broader language of texture for warm-weather dressing.
The collection also stood apart from the prevailing direction in Milan, according to ELLE’s review, by avoiding the sheer fabrics and lace many other houses used this season to convey lightness. That contrast gives buyers and editors a clear reference point for where Trotter is steering the brand, roughly a year and a half into her tenure as creative director.
Trotter’s Direction at Bottega Veneta
Louise Trotter leads Bottega Veneta’s design studio after previously serving as creative director at Lacoste and, before that, Joseph. Her Bottega Veneta tenure has been marked by a restrained, texture-driven aesthetic, and ELLE’s review noted that “for all the restraint seen in Trotter’s Bottega Veneta, the brand knows how to draw a crowd.” The spring/summer 2027 show continued that approach while foregrounding the house’s weaving tradition.
Even the seating carried a craft reference: guests sat on lacquered cardboard stools by Berlin-based artist Ilya Goldman Gubin, each crumpled slightly by the artist’s embrace — a reminder, as ELLE put it, that at Bottega Veneta “craft extends beyond the clothes.”
“For Bottega Veneta, intrecciato is as distinctive as any monogram.”
— ELLE review of the show
Retail Details Still Unknown
The ELLE review describes the runway presentation only; it does not specify release dates or pricing for the spring/summer 2027 pieces, which luxury houses typically deliver to stores several months after the show. The report also does not detail the full runway lineup or quantify the collection’s size, and no production figures for the handmade intrecciato, crochet and macramé pieces were given. Which looks will reach retail in what quantities is not yet clear.
From Runway to Release
Bottega Veneta’s spring/summer 2027 collection will move from runway debut toward retail delivery, historically arriving in stores in the first months of 2027. Ahead of that, expect campaign imagery and lookbook releases from the house, continued appearance of key pieces — such as the enlarged intrecciato tote — on celebrities and in editorials, and Trotter’s next runway outing with the fall/winter 2027 collection, likely shown in Milan in February 2027.
Key Questions
Where and when did Bottega Veneta show its spring/summer 2027 collection?
The collection was presented during Milan Fashion Week as part of the spring/summer 2027 season. The show featured a front row that included Julianne Moore, Tyler, the Creator, and Jacob Elordi, with Kendall Jenner closing the runway.
What is intrecciato?
Intrecciato is Bottega Veneta’s signature woven technique, historically applied to leather goods. As ELLE noted, it functions for the house much as a monogram does for other luxury brands, and it served as the starting point for the spring/summer 2027 collection.
How did the collection achieve a springtime feel?
According to ELLE, through texture and movement rather than sheer fabrics or lace: basket-weave T-shirts, crochet overshirts, a macramé-style tank, and fringe skirts with hems that lifted into elliptical shapes as models walked.
Who is Bottega Veneta’s creative director?
Louise Trotter, who previously led Lacoste and Joseph, is the brand’s creative director and designed the spring/summer 2027 collection.
When can shoppers buy pieces from the collection?
Exact release dates and pricing were not announced with the show. Spring/summer collections typically arrive in stores in early 2027, but Bottega Veneta has not confirmed a specific timetable.
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