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The full collection on the stand in the Kolonaki salon. Spring 2026 runs 18–22 March.
For most of the year the salon holds whatever is currently being cut. During a trunk show all twenty-four pieces of the season are on stands at once, in the cloth they were designed for.
It is the easiest way to understand the difference between a bias cut and a column, or between duchesse and mikado, because you can put a hand on both within a minute of each other.
Mornings are open. Nothing is on a rail to be bought — every piece is a commission sample, cut to a stand rather than a size.
Samples can be pinned to you well enough to see how a silhouette sits. It is not a fitting; it is a way of choosing what to commission.
Commissions taken during a trunk show start their nine or sixteen weeks from that day, so the March show usually fills the summer season.
Six letters a year, and the trunk show invitation is one of them.