The Ferrari Spring/Summer 2026 collection marks another chapter in Rocco Iannone’s effort to translate the DNA of the automotive legend into fashion. His designs stand out for their purity, attention to materials, and quiet sense of power.
The designer’s mood board was full of eclectic references. From a photograph of Pope John Paul II in a red Ferrari to the iconic white Testarossa from Miami Vice, the images conveyed the cultural significance of the brand. They also underscored Ferrari’s long history of inspiring emotion beyond the racetrack.
For Spring/Summer 2026, Iannone focused on reduction. His approach sought to strip away excess and showcase fabrics in their most natural state. Over half of the collection was presented in shades of white, ranging from butter tones to ivory, because the yarns were left untreated. The result was clothing that felt authentic, refined, and timeless.
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The tailoring was fluid yet sharp. Suits had relaxed proportions, and elongated dresses had raw edges that emphasized the honesty of the materials. Knits in delicate mesh and sponged textures conveyed ease and craftsmanship. Men’s looks included lapeless jackets and roomy drawstring pants, while women’s silhouettes ranged from sculptural dresses to embroidered silk skirts.
Color was introduced sparingly through shades of rust, cocoa, and acid-etched denim. Leather garments shifted between structured and supple, ranging from boxy bombers to soft, draped pants. Accessories reinforced the engineering sensibility with pumps in canvas or woven leather, angular tool case bags, and metallic details that echoed Ferrari’s mechanical precision.
