Kilo Brava Spring 2026

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Spring 2026 at Kilo Brava ushers in a soft revolution — a nostalgic yet modern nod to the 1960s, a decade defined by both beauty and boldness,” designer Kristin Bear told BODY. “The collection captures that unmistakable feeling of change in the air — not just in fashion, but in the world around us.” While founder and designer Kristin Bear admits she’s “not a political person,” she said she couldn’t ignore the “parallels between now and then — the undercurrent of restlessness, optimism, and transformation. The signs of the times just felt familiar. And I found myself designing into that sense of rebirth — of softness with purpose.”

Kilo Brava’s Spring 2026 Collection is, in her words, “a dreamy study in retro femininity — delicate lace, ruffled edges, and whisper-soft pastels layered with texture and intention. The silhouettes are romantic but self-assured: ruffled bralettes, airy slips, voluminous maxi skirts, and feather-trimmed satin robes — all meant to be mixed, matched, and lived in.”

“Each capsule within the collection tells its own story:

The Lace Collection shimmers in Petal Pink, bringing vintage romance to life with embroidered trims and fluid stretch lace.”

“Pastel Wings Satin glows with a pearl-like sheen — effortless, feminine, and just a little bit daring.”

“Retro Lace and Classic Dot collections celebrate tactile nostalgia — soft viscose slub, dolce dots, and frilled hems that feel straight from a 60s boudoir photograph.”

“Painted Blooms Modal offers artful ease — lush watercolor florals, relaxed shapes, and a touch of whimsy.”

“And for those seeking pure indulgence, the Satin & Feather series in Powder Blue re imagines glamour with detachable feather trims and liquid satin textures.”

Bear emphasized the mood of the new collections. “Think Brigitte Bardot mornings and Joan Didion afternoons — where the light hits just right, and everything feels possible again. The color palette is drenched in optimism: powder blue, primrose pink, champagne, and creamy ivory — hues that whisper rather than shout. The mood is tender, tactile, and quietly rebellious — a love letter to the softness that endures, even when the world feels uncertain.”

Founded by Kristin Bear in 2019, Kilo Brava designs “ethically made lingerie, sleepwear, and loungewear with a touch of storytelling and a whole lot of soul. Known for its signature stretch lace, custom prints, and impeccable fit, each collection is lovingly designed in the USA and produced in small, ethical batches abroad. Spring 2026 continues the brand’s tradition of blending nostalgia with now — reminding us that softness is its own kind of strength.” 

“Orders for Spring 2026 are due November 15, 2025, with a shipping window of February 15–March 1, 2026.

Wholesale inquiries: hello@kilobrava.com; 917-704-1920. Private label inquiries: kristin@kilobrava.com.