TOVE Spring 2026 RTW

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The Tove Spring 2026 collection felt like a quiet shift toward confidence and sensuality. Shown on the top floor of London’s Space House, the setting offered sweeping city views that gave the clothes a sense of openness and light.

Tove has built its identity around refined restraint, with ankle-length dresses, high necklines, fluid trousers, and long coats. This season, designers Camille Perry and Holly Wright revealed a bolder side. Necklines dipped lower, backs were left bare, and closures seemed to disappear. Dresses that once grazed the ankle opened with front slits, and wide trousers gave way to glimpses of the waist.

These changes felt like a natural evolution rather than a break from the past. Sensuality was introduced with care, always balanced by structure and drape. Some tops were barely held together with delicate ties, layered in a way that felt quietly self-assured. The mood was not about shock but about confidence.

The palette also expanded. Alongside Tove’s signature earthy tones came new bursts of color, including shades of blue, orange and a pink viscose dress that stood out against the softer neutrals. Suede pieces in croc-embossed cream and pale blue added subtle texture and drew the eye without overwhelming the look.

Tailoring remained a cornerstone, with coats and jackets that held their shape while allowing movement. Even when skin was revealed, the backbone of structure was always present. The contrast between concealment and exposure, firmness and fluidity, gave the collection its energy.

This season marks a moment of growth for Tove. The designers are leaning into vulnerability and edge, trusting that their audience has matured with them. The result is a collection that feels chic, grounded, and quietly daring.