Despite the lace-tried fluorescent cantaloop slip and voluminous poplin dress, the spring was a particularly sporty season for 2026 ALC, which was completed with compact knit crunex and sluchi cargo pants. “It is, for me, sportswear as to how I want to wear it,” said designer Andrea Libeman. “It is found a small one of the masculine edge, but then it looks just calm and feminine and full of confidence.” This is the operative word of the season: “confidence,” she said. “I think our brand of femininity is really.”
Easy silhouettes and clothes played a major role in the collection. A navy jersey dress and a loose mint knitted set offered a comfortable opportunity, just below the sesel jersey obtained from seaweed, for customers of Laborman’s cool California. On that note: Citing the supply chain issues, ALC has shifted some of its operations to Los Angeles. Nevertheless, most of its products are made in Italian mills. “So much brand is based on community – not only our customers, but with whom we work with,” he said. “Everyone who touches the product is an incredible nose for luxury.”
While Laborman had a lot of suiting and expanded his denim offer, he took big swings in this season, such as a pair of light traffic cone orange shorts, and an open crochet top that offers a sexy pekboo made of a stretchy ribbon. Even in a season where the ALC celebrated its self-proclaimed “icon” pieces, it was still felt that the brand was pushing itself-and about its customer-rest area.
