In an era dominated by excess, visual noise, and overproduction, Biagini chooses to slow down. As a family-run business, the brand returns to the essence, paring back to rediscover meaning.
The new winter collection stems from a symbolic gesture: turning off the lights. It is about relying on the senses — much like describing an object with one’s eyes closed — to understand what remains when colors and ornaments fall away.
This exercise in subtraction invites reflection on Biagini’s most authentic identity, expressed through clean lines, precise proportions, and materials that speak for themselves.
For Biagini, the concept of “less” is a foundational value, intrinsic to the nature of craftsmanship.
It is an approach where the human touch prevails over industrialization and mass production, restoring importance to time, expertise, and the deliberate nature of every choice.
The Lingotto bag stands as a manifesto of this vision; a clutch with pure, rigorous lines, conceived as a tribute to “Made in Italy” and the value of Italian craftsmanship — a value worth preserving.
The color palette marks a shift from the past: black and iron grey take center stage, evoking precision and substance.
Olive green — the brand’s signature color — plays a structural role, appearing in the linings of all bags as well as in belts and wallets, creating a subtle yet recognizable thread of continuity.
Accents of cherry burgundy and touches of electric blue complete the collection’s color balance.
The shapes favor natural softness, designed to highlight the texture of the materials.
Suede, python, and nubuck-effect crocodile define the Mutina and Portici models, as well as the travel bags. Eel skin, with its elegant sheen, continues to define the Bonissima model.
A signature, symbolic element of the brand, the Porosus crocodile back-cut embodies Biagini’s tradition in its purest authenticity, serving as both a starting point and a guide for the brand’s future.
Finally, the use of tartan fabric evokes the Scottish Highlands and the winter imagery of the collection.