The Attico marks 10 years with Superattico10 capsule
The Attico founders Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini have designed Superattico10, a limited capsule collection to mark 10 years of the Milan label. WWD
A capsule collection is a small, focused range that sits outside the main seasonal show. This one is sold as see now, buy now, meaning customers can buy it straight away rather than waiting months for shop delivery.
Superattico10 is the second episode of that idea. The founders first tried it in September 2021 with 14 one-of-a-kind pieces. That range leaned into feathers and marabou, metallic sequins, fringes, crystal embellishment and intricate embroidery.
The new anniversary edit is personal. It includes Tordini’s favourite boudoir-inspired robe, a style that has been present since The Attico’s first collection. It also includes Ambrosio’s favourite chandelier dresses, cut to catch the light.
Accessories get more space this time. Superattico10 brings new colourways of the La Passeggiata Mini style. It introduces a smaller-format La Sant Ambroeus handbag inspired by Milanese sciuras, or ladies.
Handbags are becoming central to the business. The label’s 10th-anniversary bag design is priced between EUR 1,390 and EUR 1,590, according to advance details of its Spring 2027 runway show in Milan. WWD
That pricing tells a wider story. The Attico launched with eveningwear and built its early niche with boudoir-meets-glitzy-partywear. It has since expanded into workwear-inflected looks, denimwear, sartorial tailoring elements, beachwear and accessories. Bestsellers now include the Anja bomber jacket and the Fern cargo pants.
The company describes its concept as women talking to women, imagining fashion as tools of expression. On the business side, Archive Srl, the independent investment company controlled by Ruffini Partecipazioni Holding Srl, acquired a 49 percent stake in The Attico in 2018.
Retail has grown step by step. The label returned to the Milan Fashion Week calendar, the city’s main seasonal showcase, for the Spring 2026 season after one or two seasons off. It opened a pop-up on Wooster Street, its first freestanding retail outpost in New York City, in 2022. In 2017, Ambrosio and Tordini were named Launch of the Year by Footwear News, the US footwear trade title.
What makes this stand out is how tight the circle is. Ten years on, the designers are not looking outward for an anniversary guest. They picked their own long-running favourites and cut them again for the customers who know them best.
