Versace makes its fall shopping list loud, glossy and unmistakably Medusa
Supermodel Jackson Roodman fronts Versace’s Autumn 2026 edit, where the House boils the season down to the pieces most likely to cause a little wardrobe trouble: leather trousers, decorated denim, corduroy shirting, chunky knits, graphic prints, loafers and, naturally, enough Medusa hardware to make subtlety file a formal complaint.
The edit arrives as the practical shopping companion to Versace’s broader Fall/Winter 2026 story, translating the House’s familiar clash of grit and glamour, leather and gold, classicism and street into individual pieces you can actually imagine pulling from the rack.
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Versace Fall 2026
Cable knits, leather trousers, decorated denim and enough Medusa hardware to keep the House gloriously recognizable.
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Jackson Roodman gets the leather, knits and gold-hardware assignment
Roodman opens the edit in a gray cable-knit cardigan layered over white, grounded by dark leather trousers, a gold-buckle belt and a black leather Medusa chain bucket bag. It is basically Versace arithmetic: take something familiar, sharpen the silhouette, add leather, then let the hardware announce itself from across the room.
The red corduroy shirt pushes things further with a leather collar and gold Medusa buttons, while the black jeans pick up the same attitude through gold studwork. It is decorative without turning costume-y — very much the point of this particular edit.
The Medusa accessories are doing exactly what Medusa accessories should
Versace also gives the accessories their own spotlight. A black leather bucket bag hangs from a gold chain-and-leather strap, while black leather loafers arrive with unmistakable gold Medusa hardware across the vamp. Neither piece is interested in whispering.
Graphic prints and everyday cardigans keep the edit from becoming all armor
The smarter move is that Versace does not make every piece shout at exactly the same volume. A black-and-white optical checkerboard shirt brings in the House’s geometric language, while model Wiley Rhoads works a stripe-trimmed cardigan, striped shirt, leather trousers and loafers into something that feels almost casual — almost.
And then Jackson returns to close it out in brown leather
Roodman’s final supplied look brings the edit back to its strongest tension: a black overshirt with contrast topstitching against brown leather trousers, sunglasses and a brown Medusa bucket bag. Practical? Sure. Restrained? We are still talking about Versace.
Sources: Versace; The Fashionisto.
