Renner presents Autumn Winter 2026 collection
For the winter of 2026, the collection works on two main lines. The first line focuses on tailoring with blazers featuring marked shoulders, structured short dresses, and wide-fitting trousers. Knit and denim pieces appear as the basis for composition on different occasions.
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Renner presented its Outono Inverno 2026 collection in São Paulo, which has already begun to arrive in physical stores, the brand's app, and e-commerce platform. The season brings together tailored pieces, knits, jeans, and lightweight materials combined with decorative elements such as lace, satin, and transparencies.
Part of Lojas Renner S.A., the brand is one of the main fashion operations in Brazilian retail and maintains collection cycles aligned with the industry's launch calendar. In recent years, the company has also begun to present its seasons through events and online broadcasts.

For the 2026 winter season, the collection works with two main lines. The first line focuses on tailoring with blazers featuring marked shoulders, structured short dresses, and wide-fitting trousers. Knitwear and denim pieces appear as the foundation for composition on different occasions.

The second line incorporates materials such as lace, acetate, and transparencies combined with vinyl and suede. The palette includes burgundy, fig, olive, and red. In terms of accessories, bracelets, statement belts, and scarves used as complements to the looks make an appearance.
The season's campaign also marks the entry of Sabrina Sato into the group of brand ambassadors, who will now be working alongside Taís Araujo.
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