Sandra Mansour Arte: The Spring Summer 2026 Collection Explained

Arte is the Sandra Mansour collection for Spring Summer 2026. It echoes the verses of the poet Al-Massri and plays on contrast: the softness of tulle against the strength of silence, earth tones against pastel. Every piece has a French name, from Voix Basse to Lettre à Soi. There are 24 pieces, all available at Sandra Mansour at Coveti.

Earth tones in jersey and charmeuse

The collection opens in rust and bronze. The Voix Basse Dress and Sans Voix Dress are long jersey drapes, and the Tension Douce Dress is a sleeveless high neck in liquid charmeuse with an open back. The Cadence Dress moves into strapless bronze brocade.

White: raffia, charmeuse and a cape

1. Dans le Blanc Dress in White

A long draped dress with cutouts and a cape that falls from the back. See our guide to cape gowns for more.

2. Carreau Dress in White

Raffia with a voluminous flared skirt, a textured take on a white summer gown.

3. Entre Deux Dress in White

A strapless dress that combines raffia, liquid charmeuse and tulle.

More cape silhouettes are in cape gowns.

Pastel tulle and taffeta

The middle of the collection turns to pastel. The Pistache Dress is a short strapless tulle dress with a built-in corset and a train, and the Tulle Croisé Dress is a long off-shoulder drape. Two taffeta and satin minis, the À Demi Dress and the Tout Doux Dress, have balloon skirts; our guide to bubble hem dresses covers how to wear them.

Hand embroidery

The finale is hand-embroidered tulle. The Lumière Rasante Dress scatters embroidered flowers over the skirt, the Fragment Dress covers off-shoulder tulle in them, and the Lettre à Soi Dress is entirely embroidered in peach. They suit an engagement party and a garden wedding, and they are the closest the ready-to-wear gets to the bridal line.

For the house background read who is Sandra Mansour, and for off-shoulder styles across brands see off-the-shoulder evening gowns.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Sandra Mansour Spring Summer 2026 collection called?

It is called Arte. The collection echoes the verses of the poet Al-Massri and contrasts soft tulle with stronger, quieter shapes.

What fabrics does Arte use?

Jersey, liquid charmeuse, brocade, raffia, taffeta, mikado, satin and hand-embroidered tulle.

Which Arte dress is most bridal?

The Fragment Dress and Lumière Rasante Dress, both off-shoulder with hand-embroidered flowers, and the Dans le Blanc Dress with its cape.

Are there short dresses in Arte?

Yes. The Pistache, À Demi and Tout Doux dresses are minis, and the Respire and La Prudence dresses are midi length.