Passion in every thread and every piece of fabric — a closer look at Landmeé’s first international show in New York.

Renowned for a soft, romantic and feminine spirit, Landmeé by Netdaw Vattanasimakon stitches its name onto the international stage with Up to the Sky for Autumn Winter 2026 at New York Fashion Week, where the brand presents a collection titled Passion Changes Everything. Rooted in the belief that passion lies at the heart of the brand, the concept reveals the energy that shapes Landmeé today.

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A floral sensibility sets the tone for this chapter and continues her creative direction that empowers women. This season centres on a woman in her “soft-girl” era, poised between maturity and girlish charm. Landmeé may be known for using doilies, lace and sheer layers, yet this time sharp tailoring cuts through and gives the sweetness a cool, self-assured edge. 

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Inspired by the opulence of the Baroque era, voluminous skirts and sculpted sleeves bring drama to the runway. Yet Landmeé speaks to a modern woman, with clothes that resonate in today’s world. Rather than lean fully into vintage Baroque references, the focus shifts to sharp structure and a contemporary attitude, expressed through cropped tops and lower-waist styling.

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It also draws cues from the 1980s, with vivid colour, embroidery, heart-shaped motifs and gem embellishment that lend the collection a playful spirit and a mischievous twist. Each detail reflects a clear dedication to craftsmanship and storytelling through cloth. 

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Freshness and a sense of energy and vitality remain key to Landmeé’s identity. Signature delicate flowers layer one over another, while soft frills bring the ease and romance of a dream.

Landmeé’s passion carries it onto the global stage and places Thai creatives within the wider international conversation.