The brand has become known for its genderless silhouettes and utilitarian sensibility, but there’s more beneath the surface: each collection is shaped by a social topic, whether it's systemic injustice, environmental urgency, or the ever-evolving language of queerness. Their garments, often featuring tactical elements, sharp tailoring, and fluid draping, feel both of-the-moment and deeply personal—an open invitation to self-expression, outside of binaries.
What makes PRIVATE POLICY resonate is its authenticity. The brand isn’t chasing trends or making vague gestures toward inclusivity; it’s part of a generation of designers who are actually living the values they reflect in their work. Their commitment to sustainability is matched by their commitment to storytelling, with each piece offering a kind of wearable thesis on where fashion can (and should) go next.
In a landscape increasingly saturated with aesthetics, PRIVATE POLICY offers a point of view
Fall/Winter 2026
For Fall/Winter 2026, GIADA explores intimacy through texture, movement, and materiality. Under the direction of Gabriele Colangelo, the collection softens the house's architectural minimalism with tactile cashmeres, fluid knitwear, supple leather, and sculptural shearling. Orchid motifs emerge as symbols of resilience and femininity, while a palette of burgundy, rose, ivory, charcoal, and black reinforces a sense of quiet sophistication. The result is a wardrobe defined not by spectacle, but by presence: composed, sensual, and deeply felt.
