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Intimissimi Debuts Its Silk And Lace Lingerie Collection For AW26


INTIMISSIMI has presented its Autumn/ Winter 2026 collection, featuring silk, lace, and cashmere across lingerie, knitwear, and loungewear. The colour palette suits the season, with Baltic Green, Port Red, Moka Brown, Purple Grape, and Woodland.

Intimissimi AW26 Collection

It’s all about lace and floral embroidery, and then there’s the bridal-inspired Adore Me series, which comes in a soft talc shade, complete with matching silk and lace slips and robes. Elevate Your Day mixes floral lace with a paisley print in earthy tones, and Fanciful Flowers pairs dark blue lace with florals. Elsewhere, silk is finished with delicate eyelash lace; take the Feel Luxurious series, which adds lamé thread and tiny sequins, available in black and natural shades.

The limited-edition Our Kind of Magic and Mystery and Intrigue lines come in autumnal velvet, tulle and sequins. Winter highlights include Purple Grape lace and satin from Everyday Luxury, black and green floral lace from Dark Romance, and glossy black or sealing-wax red satin from Catching Eyes.

Intimissimi AW26 Collection

Intimissimi’s ultralight cashmere-blend knitwear is back with micro-glitter and velvet-effect polka dots, alongside new stretch tulle and lace. Loungewear comes in brown and rosemary green, with relaxed pieces in cashmere and silk for luxury lounging as the days get colder.

by Felicity Carter

See more on intimissimi.com.

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