There comes a moment in a brand’s history when evolving also means remembering where it began. For EGONLAB, that moment is Fall Winter 2026. Titled Lazarus, the new collection by Florentin Glémarec and Kévin Nompeix draws on the idea of resurrection to explore a return to the brand’s roots—and, at the same time, a renewed sense of creative freedom.
This is not nostalgia, but transformation.
The starting point is tailoring, reinterpreted through sharp silhouettes, defined shoulders, amplified proportions and trompe-l’œil details. Suits and coats meet draping, denim, leather, knitwear and tartan, creating a constant dialogue between discipline and instinct, structure and fluidity.
The body becomes the collection’s true space for experimentation. Traditional categories dissolve as the wardrobe moves freely between masculine and feminine codes, reinforcing one of EGONLAB’s most distinctive signatures.
Feathers emerge as another defining element, bringing a couture sensibility to the collection. Through the collaboration with Maison Février, they become precious, tactile surfaces that introduce a sense of fragility and theatricality.
The palette is dominated by black, charcoal, grey, burgundy and oxblood, punctuated by flashes of red and electric blue. An intense chromatic landscape that mirrors the spirit of Lazarus: dark and sophisticated, yet constantly moving towards renewal.
The story extends through collaboration, with the “Love Will Not Tear Us Apart” capsule created with Tinder, translating the collection’s codes into everyday pieces including T-shirts, hoodies, accessories and a couture creation in tartan and feathers.
With Lazarus, EGONLAB does not simply start again. It revisits its own language and transforms it, suggesting that creativity can be reborn precisely when it is put to the test.
A collection that looks to the past to shape a new idea of the future.
The EGONLAB FW26 collection is available in boutique and online at michelefranzesemoda.com.
