NICCOLÒ PASQUALETTI

NICCOLÒ PASQUALETTI

NICCOLÒ PASQUALETTI presents his sculptural, gender-fluid ready-to-wear at midday on Sunday. Born in 1994 in San Miniato, Tuscany, Pasqualetti trained at Iuav in Venice and in Belgium before completing an MA in womenswear at Central Saint Martins in London, gaining further experience at The Row, jewelry label Alighieri, and Loewe in Paris. The pandemic sent him back to his family’s rural Tuscan home, where in the isolation of lockdown he launched his eponymous label in 2021, splitting the brand’s operations between Paris business offices and Italian artisanal production. 

Pasqualetti’s work treats clothing and jewelry as fundamentally undifferentiated art forms, both governed by what he describes as the fluidity of stone and the sensuality of water — biomorphic sculptural pieces that blur the line between accessory and garment, built around a deliberately androgynous, gender-ambivalent silhouette. He won the Franca Sozzani Award in 2021 for his debut jewelry collection, the CNMI Fashion Trust Grant in 2024, and was a 2024 LVMH Prize finalist, the only Italian brand selected that year. His collections favor sustainable practices, incorporating deadstock fabric and recycled denim into versatile, transformable garments — trousers that become skirts, jackets that fold into dresses. 

For S/S 2027, NICCOLÒ PASQUALETTI presents on the official Paris calendar continuing his pursuit of what he calls “active simplicity” — clothing and jewelry built around a shared, deeply personal design philosophy rooted in Tuscan craft and biomorphic form.

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