Filippa K - Pre SS26

For pre-spring/summer '26, Filippa K creative lead Anna Teurnell channels a modern marinière: part prep school classic, part Scandinavian leisure, with a seductive undercurrent of sporty nonchalance. “I often get in the mood for marinière stripes when spring arrives,” Teurnell notes, and they’re here in abundance, from slouchy knits to oversized tees, paired with relaxed tailoring or worn alone with track trousers. The striped theme becomes a kind of soft punctuation, anchoring the collection’s otherwise airy flow.

Silhouettes drift between the nostalgic and the athletic: wide-legged cotton-linen suiting evokes a breezy ‘70s ease, while oversized bombers and parkas in military tones add structure without rigidity. There’s also a quiet glamour at play with sheer viscose blouses, silk slip skirts, and acetate tank dresses with high slits and open backs. These are clothes that can work all day and flirt at night.

The neutral foundation of black, navy, and beige is punched up with thoughtful injections of citrus green, laurel, and crimson – plus black leather heels with a crimson red wedge. Accessories, often from past collections, provide continuity, while two-tone leather belts and sculptural bags hint at a more directional identity for the brand.

Menswear-adjacent codes (coach jackets, field coats, straight-leg jeans) are balanced by sensual tailoring and softly draped dresses, offering a wardrobe that mirrors Stockholm’s own blend of stoicism and surprise. Perhaps most notably, Filippa K continues to refine its sustainability-driven choices. From Naia™ acetate to organic cotton and recycled twill, the material choices feel thoughtful but unforced – woven into the DNA rather than worn as a badge.

See the full Filippa K Pre-SS26 collection below.