Vivienne Hu Unveils “HOME” Knitwear Collection for Fall/Winter 2026 and Three Haircare Products

Luxury fashion brand Vivienne Hu has debuted its latest Fall/Winter 2026 collection, HOME, at New York Fashion Week, redefining contemporary knitwear with a deep-rooted inspiration from traditional Chinese architecture. This collection, a stunning fusion of heritage and modernity, draws from an old, large family home in the Huangshan region, a cultural epicenter of Hui-style architecture in China.

Architectural Elements Translated into Fashion

The HOME collection embraces 12-gauge ribbed knitwear, a technique that mirrors the linear depth and layered intricacy of wooden lattice carvings found in traditional Hui residences. Silhouettes are clean, elongated, and sculptural, paying homage to the grandiose vertical lines of Hui-style pillars and beams.

Each piece is adorned with ornamental metal buttons, reflecting the decorative door studs and intricate motifs seen in Huangshan’s preserved estates. The collection also features convertible pieces, allowing for versatility in wear—symbolic of the adaptability and modular spaces in ancient Chinese courtyard homes.

Vivienne Hu

A Palette Inspired by Time-Worn Elegance

The color palette of the collection is deeply rooted in the earthy, muted tones of Huangshan’s traditional homes. Featuring Pantone hues such as:

  • Twilight Mauve – Reflecting the aged wooden doors and carved panels
  • Pallid Blue – Inspired by the misty hues of stone courtyards
  • Celestial Blue – Echoing the cool undertones of worn porcelain and ceramic details
  • Hui White – A nod to the pristine, lime-washed walls that define Hui-style architecture

These neutral yet refined shades emphasize the timeless sophistication that the collection aims to bring to modern luxury knitwear.

A Journey to the Roots: The Inspiration Behind HOME

Vivienne Hu personally traveled to Huangshan, Anhui, immersing herself in the history and craftsmanship of Hui-style mansions. Known for their intricate wooden carvings, stone structures, and harmonious spatial design, these historical homes embody a philosophy of balance and legacy—a sentiment that translates seamlessly into the new collection.

“Home is not just a physical space; it is an emotional sanctuary,” said Vivienne Hu. “The architectural beauty and history of Huangshan’s ancient homes tell stories of generations past, and I wanted to encapsulate that warmth, structure, and timeless elegance into knitwear.”

Additionally, Vivienne Hu is launching three Hyaluronic Acid Haircare Products on the same day as the “HOME” collection debut. These products include:

  • Hair Shampoo for Anti-Thinning – Strengthens and nourishes hair to prevent thinning.
  • Hair Conditioner for Volume – Enhances hair body and fullness.
  • Scalp Serum for Soothing Care – Hydrates and calms the scalp for overall scalp health.

These innovative haircare products align with Vivienne Hu’s commitment to luxury beauty and self-care, releasing on Macys this month.

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