FERRARI’S latest collection draws not only from the brand’s rich legacy in speed and engineering but also directly from the environment where both are built. For Resort 2026, creative director Rocco Iannone turns the workshop into a design studio, applying the same craftsmanship and attention to detail to the collection as to Ferrari’s cars.
Opening to shades of Ferrari red, the collection features looks for both men and women, with dense textures like coated canvas, hand-finished leather and industrial-inspired denim, all cut into sharply tailored skirt suits, structured jackets and wide-leg trousers that nod to classic Italian elegance.
There are also soft colourways and flowing fabrics, such as Ferrari’s Q-CYCLE nylon, which appears in clay tones, while cold-dyed technical cotton shape boiler suits and tailored separates. Light blue poplins, threaded with jacquard stripes allude to classic workwear but are refined in shape.
We also see archive scarf motifs from the ’80s that have been printed on silks, and undyed hemp and soft leathers add texture and tactileness without weight. Here, there’s a balance between precision and wearability, with silhouettes that are shaped to embrace motion, curved sleeves, flared trousers, and panels that shift with the body.
Details also draw influence from the workshop, with jewellery that’s cast from bolts and padlocks, while the new La Ferrari Dino bag recalls the curves of vintage models. Crossbody bags resemble tool rolls, and footwear, from pump ballerinas to sleek sabots, finishes the line-up with a hint of utility.
by Felicity Carter
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