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Maximilian Davis returned to familiar territory for Ferragamo’s show, once again exploring the world of the 1920s speakeasy. But this time the story moved closer to the sea. Sailor uniforms, maritime details, and the idea of movement across water shaped the collection, while the atmosphere of an after-dark gathering lingered in the background.
The opening looks immediately set the tone. Oversized navy peacoats and coats came with removable silk panels that created a subtle Cubist effect, a nod to American Precisionist artist Charles Demuth. The idea of modular dressing ran through the collection. Panels were buttoned, unbuttoned, and slightly displaced, creating silhouettes that felt structured but never rigid.
Tailoring was clearly the backbone here. Slim waists, full trousers, and strong coats gave the collection a sharp and confident shape. Davis’s approach felt clean and controlled, with classic shades like navy, ivory, and muted purples doing most of the work. It had the quiet strength people often associate with luxury fashion, although calling it simply “quiet luxury” would probably undersell the craft behind it.
The nautical references appeared in clever ways. Middy blouses, sailor-style knits, and panelled dresses borrowed from maritime uniforms but never felt like costume. Button detailing became a key visual device throughout the show. Sometimes it worked beautifully, especially on the paneled dresses and skirts. At other moments, the layering of fastenings and panels felt slightly overworked.
There were also some strong texture moments. Sculpted gold lamé dresses and jacquards added drama toward the end of the show, while quilted leather jackets and gabardine pieces with Gancini hardware grounded the collection in Ferragamo’s polished aesthetic.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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