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The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the autumn/winter 2026/27 season is built around four main themes: OPULENT, QUIRKY, HALO and WILD.
Alongside these trend-driven themes, Dutel Création also offers timeless fabrics including animal skins, geometric patterns, cocktail wear and tweeds.
1920s Cabaret Ambiance: Opulence & Fluidity
The collection plunges into the theatrical elegance of the 1920s, between refined decadence and assertive sensuality. On fluid, supple supports, the designs abound in detail: large paisleys, generous florals, and sophisticated arabesques – a tribute to the ornamental.
Blistered materials add a tactile richness, with magnificent plays of relief that subtly catch the light. Tie-dye fabrics, with their graphic patterns and precious finishes, also feature prominently, underlining a masculine-feminine aesthetic.
Colours are deep, dense, almost bewitching. Patinated lurex adds a discreet yet luxurious sheen to the ensemble, somewhere between period sparkle and controlled modernity.
Pop & Vibe Graphic Theme
The collection is illustrated by a pop, visual universe, punctuated by graphic designs in black and white or saturated two-tone palettes.
The visual impact is immediate: strong, contrasting, and confident.
Couture Spirit of the ‘60s
Certain motifs take inspiration from the couture codes of the 1960s, with quilted effects reimagined in a contemporary way. A retro nod that adds a chic, nostalgic touch.
Figurative Storytelling
Figurative illustrations bring a sense of freshness to the collection: an accessible, playful, almost illustrated narrative that energizes the whole.
Technical Materials & Comfort
The selected materials are matte, dense and stretchy, offering a subtly structured feel that delivers both support and comfort – perfect for modern, clean-cut silhouettes.
Two Moods, One Futuristic Vision
Technical Light & Bright Future Light, iridescent fabrics in pastel or metallic tones evoke soft, diffused glow. The universe is airy, almost ethereal. Patterns appear in subtle gradations or quilts accented with delicate lurex, evoking a streamlined, technological and poetic future.
Galactic Night & Cosmic Brilliance
In contrast, a palette of deep colours enhances fluid or quilted fabrics, always enriched with shimmering touches of lurex. Patterns are inspired by stardust, creating a mysterious, celestial atmosphere. The effect is both sophisticated and sensory.
Palette & Inspirations
The collection explores a range of sophisticated neutrals: earthy browns, natural beiges, with a strong presence of deep greens and khakis, for a resolutely organic identity.
Raw Materials & Textures
A wild spirit emerges through deliberately raw textures: authentic woollens, frayed yarns, and hairy finishes. These details add an artisanal, sensory dimension.
Radiance & Contrast
Lurex, used sparingly, adds a subtle shimmer and creates a refined contrast between natural and precious elements.
Graphics & Patterns
Patterns are free and instinctive: mottled, moiré effects, inspired by bark, camouflage, or abstract landscapes – all nods to a untamed, textured nature.
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Modularity is not a new concept. For decades, it has shaped architecture, furniture and industrial design. Applying it to soft textiles, however, opens up an entirely new discussion.
Creativity and curiosity have always been our driving force. Our work evolves through prototypes—never finished, always raising new questions about materials, processes, and possibilities.
Both the fashion and textile industry often celebrates creativity. Yet many of the industry’s creative decisions are made long before a designer ever begins designing. Colour being one of them. The thing is, by the time a designer selects yarn, someone else has already determined the available colours, sequences and combinations. Choice exists, but only within boundaries.
“Through hands-on experimentation, I explore the potential of new surfaces and alternative forms of leather, aiming to reconnect human life with the natural world as an interconnected fabric.”
