Ferragamo’s Spring 2026 felt like stepping into a jazz‑infused memory, with Maximilian Davis remixing heritage for the now. At Portrait Milano, dropped-waist dresses, sculptural tailoring, and languid slip silhouettes moved with ease, carrying the swagger of flappers without ever feeling like costume. Silk crepe and georgette intertwined in lush prints, leopard, cuttlefish, and Art Deco motifs, giving the runway a rhythmic, a kind of cinematic pulse.
Structure and ease lived in tension. Tailored blazers leaned into zoot‑suit proportions softened by elongated lines, while cummerbunds and repurposed men’s ties blurred gender codes. Chiffon layers, fringe, and sheer overlays added a fluid sensuality, balancing precision with relaxed elegance. Browns and muted earth tones formed the base, while pops of chartreuse, citrus green, and sapphire sparked optimism.
Accessories grounded the collection with sculptural heels, mini pouches, and tasseled scarves that moved with the clothes. Lightly revealing panels and trailing scarves hinted at allure without overt spectacle. Ferragamo didn’t just look back, it moved forward with quiet exuberance, offering a collection steeped in craft that was both refined and rebellious.
Discover the full collection below.
