Max Mara offers an elegant collection for Autumn Winter 2025/26
The Max Mara Autumn/Winter 2025-26 show combines literary inspiration, precise craftsmanship and an evocative colour palette for a woman who is both strong and sensitive.
The Max Mara Autumn/Winter 2025-26 show , presented during Milan Fashion Week, offered a fascinating journey at the intersection of literature, haute couture and sophisticated elegance. Under the creative direction of Ian Griffiths , the collection is based on four essential pillars: an evocative colour palette, the reinterpreted redingote coat, structured skirts and enveloping knits. The hues, inspired by the melancholic landscapes of Yorkshire, evoke country stones and autumnal shades such as moss green and berry red. Tweed, a symbol of British tradition, stands out for its raw and refined texture, while the redingote coat is reinvented, combining rigor and modernity with its slender silhouette and leather or fur sleeves. Skirts, whether voluminous or straight, accentuate movement and femininity, while knitwear, like the modernised Victorian corset, offers a feeling of enveloping comfort without sacrificing elegance. This collection is deeply inspired by the Brontë sisters, particularly Wuthering Heights , a novel that embodies passion and inner strength, traits that Max Mara transposes into the modern woman: strong, determined, but also emotional and complex. Through this fusion of rationality and passion, the House shows that elegance is a timeless reinterpretation, far from any repetition.
