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For the summer season, fashion house Etro has launched a limited-edition accessories collection created in collaboration with Italian artist Agostino Iacurci — a master of contemporary mural art whose works have previously adorned projects for Hermès, Adidas, Apple, and Starbucks, reports WWD.

The capsule collection blends the brand’s iconic materials with Iacurci’s signature graphics inspired by travels across the islands and coastline of the Mediterranean. Vibrant, stylized floral motifs are rendered as embroidery on Arnica fabric, a hallmark material for Etro.

Artful Carryalls: From Crossbody Bags to Travel Totes

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At the heart of the collection are reimagined Saturno bag models, compact crossbody bags, and roomy travel totes. The lineup also includes cotton shoppers, sheer scarves that can double as pareos, and soft jersey T-shirts featuring the same colorful motifs.

Prices range from €320 for T-shirts to €1,450 for the Saturno bags. The entire collection is already available in Etro’s online boutique.

Etro’s Summer Style Formula

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This capsule seamlessly complements Etro’s main summer lineup, which emphasizes flowing, fluid silhouettes and natural fabrics. The women’s selection features airy dresses in cotton poplin, silky twill, and viscose, while the men’s range includes lightweight patterned shirts, suede jackets, and swim trunks with distinctive prints.

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