With Coup de soleil, SIXSŒURS presents its Spring–Summer 2026 collection as a tribute to light — the kind that warms fabrics, reveals colour and sets textures in motion.
The season opens with Variations sur le même thème, a January pre‑collection built around rhythm and repetition. Stripes play a central role here, drawing the first lines of the wardrobe and establishing a graphic, almost musical tension. A gentle way of announcing what follows.
Then comes Coup de soleil, the heart of the collection. Light becomes more direct, silhouettes grow lighter and volumes sharpen. The garments favour subtlety over effect: precise cuts, controlled balances and fabrics that fully express themselves. Gaufred textiles, seersucker, textured weaves, jacquards and airy voiles create a wardrobe where relief is essential.
The palette remains natural, enriched with more vibrant nuances: khaki, beige, burgundy, blue and pink, punctuated by bolder shades depending on the piece. Patterns are deliberately few. Very fine stripes, inherited from the pre‑collection, and Esquisse, a print made of touches of colour whose appearance shifts with background and light — more a vibration than a fixed design.
Silhouettes are designed to combine, layer and converse with one another. Jackets and trousers form coordinated sets, tops bring lightness and colour, and dresses trace long, fluid lines. A collection conceived to accompany everyday life, from morning to evening, without ever constraining the wearer.
As always at SIXSŒURS, the pieces are entirely Made In France, crafted in Paris in limited series, in partner ateliers, with particular attention paid to fabrics, volumes and details.
A collection guided by light —
and designed to last.