Ferrari’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection proved that less can, in fact, be more. Creative Director Rocco Iannone leaned into the house’s philosophy of reduction—paring everything back until only what matters most remains: form, function, and beauty. Silhouettes were clean and elongated, with dresses and tailoring that draped effortlessly while still carrying a sense of purpose. Materials […]
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Ferrari’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection proved that less can, in fact, be more. Creative Director Rocco Iannone leaned into the house’s philosophy of reduction—paring everything back until only what matters most remains: form, function, and beauty.
Silhouettes were clean and elongated, with dresses and tailoring that draped effortlessly while still carrying a sense of purpose. Materials took the lead, from soft silks and gauzy cashmere to etched denim and sponged leathers, shown in a palette stripped down to whites, neutrals, and Ferrari’s signature magma red.
Details nodded back to Ferrari’s DNA. Accessories felt equal parts utilitarian and refined, from square-toed driving shoes to sculptural bags with tool-like edges, and even jewelry shaped like bolts and padlocks. Each piece played into the idea that design is as much about engineering as it is about aesthetics.
The collection built momentum as it moved from minimal tailoring to bold, airbrushed knits and gleaming metallics, closing with liquid-like gowns that shimmered with motion. It was a reminder that Ferrari’s world is not just about speed or spectacle, but about precision; whether in cars or clothes.
