First Look at the Bottega Veneta Fall 2026 Styles Exclusive to Mytheresa

ONLY MY-NE: Mytheresa is to drop a selection of exclusive Bottega Veneta fall 2026 styles.

Launching globally across Mytheresa and Mytheresa Men on Wednesday, the six pieces include womenswear redefining classic denim via a structured jacket featuring a contrasting collar in the brand’s signature Intrecciato leather and matching pants. For men, the key item is a fluid, zippered blouson in wool mohair with a faded pin-striped pattern, which was also embellished with a leather Intrecciato collar.

Accessories ranging from slim-soled sneakers with contrasting red detailing and a woven leather crossbody bag in warm amber hue round out the selection.

Designs part of the selection of exclusive Bottega Veneta fall 2026 styles launching at Mytheresa.

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The designs’ relaxed vibe was captured in a dedicated campaign starring talents Lila B and David Ikuepamitan and photographed by Marco Lessi.

While this selection is an online exclusive, Bottega Veneta is among the many luxury brands carried in the Mytheresa brick-and-mortar unit in Munich, along with the likes of Celine, Loewe, Prada and Miu Miu, Gucci, Valentino, Khaite and Moncler, to name a few.

A design part of the selection of exclusive Bottega Veneta fall 2026 styles launching at Mytheresa.

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As reported, the womenswear store, which generated net sales of 14.4 million euros in 2025, has unveiled a new look, redesigned under the creative director of Studio Baciocchi.

In an exclusive interview, Michael Kliger, chief executive officer of Mytheresa parent LuxExperience, said that, once again, he turned to the Italian design studio, founded by architect Roberto Baciocchi, after its first renovation of the store in 2018 and to be aligned with the menswear unit it redesigned in 2023.

exclusive Bottega Veneta fall 2026 men's zip up bomber jacket and jeans launching at Mytheresa. — Designs part of the selection of exclusive Bottega Veneta fall 2026 styles launching at Mytheresa.

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“We truly are committed to luxury and it’s not about the store versus the website, it’s good versus not good. So, we also wanted to show how we approach the store and that we have a strong luxury commitment, also to physical,” said Kliger.

Kliger underscored the relevance of the unit, which opened in 1987, as the foundation of what was to become LuxExperience. This includes Mytheresa’s profitable and growing luxury e-commerce website and, since last year, Yoox, Net-a-porter and Mr Porter.