SIRIVANNAVARI unveils its Spring/Summer 2026 collection, “The Eternal Nautilus,” a poetic voyage into an underwater realm of dreams and imagination. Envisioned from the artistry of Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya, Creative Director of the house, the collection draws inspiration from marine life, mermaids, and free-spirited sailors. It unfolds as an ode to curiosity, freedom, and desire, guided by the elegant spiral of the nautilus shell and the rhythmic movement of ocean waves.
The narrative is woven through refined silhouettes interpreted in airy, fluid textures that echo the ever-shifting moods of the sea. Traditional woodcut prints depicting marine motifs meet intricate craftsmanship—lace patchwork stitched strand by strand, crochet and knitting by community artisans—and, for the first time, Donkoi fabric: naturally indigo-dyed cotton developed under the Royal Initiative Sustainable Fashion, elevated into contemporary fashion.
Womenswear: The Allure of Mermaids and Marine Creatures
For women, the collection offers breezy summer essentials infused with a luminous palette—shimmering metallics inspired by shoals of fish, seashells, and dancing sunlight, alongside Transformative Teal, Green Glow, Sugar Coral, and calming Wax Paper cream. These hues bring vitality to pieces designed for both urban lifestyles and seaside escapes.
Depth and artistry emerge through exquisite handcraft from the SIRIVANNAVARI Atelier & Academy. Natural materials such as assorted seashells are meticulously arranged to form entire short dresses, while silver evening gowns are embroidered with wave-like spirals. Three-dimensional embroidery recreates sea urchins and barnacles clinging to rocks, alongside playful marine creatures adorning garments—capturing the brand’s signature sense of joy and imagination.
Menswear: The Free-Spirited Sailor
The menswear story celebrates the wanderlust of modern sailors—those driven by exploration and new horizons. Nautical details define the silhouettes, anchored by shades of navy and blue, notably through indigo-dyed textiles from the Donkoi Model in Phanna Nikhom, Sakon Nakhon. Distinctive fabrics include hemp blended with pure silk from Chiang Mai’s SUPPORT Arts and Crafts members, and handcrafted crochet from the OTOP Koh Loi Market in Tak.
Prints stand out with oceanic spirals, jellyfish, octopus, and diverse sea life—hand-drawn by the Creative Director and translated into traditional woodcut prints. Playful marine motifs are subtly integrated, preserving the brand’s meticulous attention to detail and artisanal summer spirit.
Jewellery & Accessories: Ocean Treasures and Golden Sunlight
The tale of underwater treasures continues through accessories. The sculptural Aphrodite bag evokes a work of art, while the beloved La Luna bucket bag returns in raffia for a summer-ready feel. New additions include the flexible drawstring Souple bag and the Belize hobo bag with a curved base—a fresh seasonal silhouette crafted from supple leather, also offered in a sparkling, sequined-embellished version.
This season introduces eco-conscious bag charms made from recycled fishing nets and marine buoys, reimagined into contemporary accessories—reflecting the Creative Director’s passion for scuba diving and her commitment to marine conservation through the foundation she established to protect Thailand’s coral reefs and sea life.
Footwear features the iconic pyramid heels in plexiglass, continuing from previous seasons, alongside sheer slingback heels accented with studs. Comfortable kitten heels return with added luxury through metal rings and dangling accessories.
Jewellery—earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and belts—embraces gold tones as a central element, playfully exploring forms inspired by seashells, starfish, pearls, and the translucent shimmer of sunlit water.
