BAÉ’s AW26 collection marks a considered shift in how sportswear can be reimagined, not through reinvention, but through transformation. In collaboration with Adidas Baltic, the brand breathes new life into pre-existing materials, reshaping familiar athletic codes into something softer, more fluid, and distinctly feminine. Stripes, performance fabrics, and technical trims are no longer confined to function. Instead, they are reconstructed into elevated silhouettes that move between structure and ease, carrying both their past and present within each piece.
Founded by Katya and Marina, BAÉ has always operated with intention. At its core, the brand is built on the idea of clothing that lasts, not just physically, but emotionally. Each garment is handmade, designed to be worn, re-worn, and reinterpreted over time. This philosophy extends into the AW26 collection, where adaptability becomes essential. Adjustable straps, modular elements, and versatile cuts allow pieces to shift from day to night, reflecting the rhythm of real life.
The collaboration with Adidas Baltic reinforces this approach, grounding the collection in sustainability without compromising on design. By working with existing materials, BAÉ challenges the cycle of overproduction, proving that innovation does not require excess. Instead, it asks what can be done with what already exists.
There is a quiet confidence in the way BAÉ approaches femininity. It is not decorative or imposed, but constructed through movement, balance, and intention. In the AW26 collection, that femininity is shaped through contrast, where athletic references meet softness, and structure gives way to fluidity.
More than a collection, it becomes a statement on how fashion can evolve, responsibly, thoughtfully, and without losing its sense of identity.
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