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Vogue Singapore
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue Singapore
Max Mara's resort 2026 collection is an ode to womanhood and Italian heritage Vogue Singapore
Under the vaulted grandeur of La Reggia di Caserta, Max Mara set the stage for a visual feast celebrating women through the cinematic lens of Italian culture: ornate, historic, and deeply Italian. The mood? Cascading marble staircases and gilded ceilings—the perfect backdrop for the its resort 2026 collection—a considered tribute to Naples and to the evolving codes of womanhood the brand has dressed since its founding. And to add to the shimmer of the evening, a lineup of stars showed up, including the likes of Alexa Chung and South Korean actress Lee Sung Kyung. Lee Sung Kyung at the Max Mara resort 2026 show. IMAXtree Alexa Chung at the Max Mara resort 2026 show. German Larkin Joey King at the Max Mara resort 2026 show. German Larkin Griffith's vision encapsulated elements of the brand's past, seen especially through archival references trickled throughout the collection. Starting with a collaboration that reaches into the heart of Neapolitan craft—in partnership with tie maker E. Marinella, Max Mara reinterprets vintage cravatte prints across silk pyjamas and oversized cashmere sweaters. Rendered on soft, fluid silhouettes, the motifs offer a modish expression of familiar codes—connecting storied heritage to the sartorial culture of the moment. Max Mara's 2026 resort collection was unveiled at the grand La Reggia di Caserta. Courtesy of Max Mara There's also an earthy sense of charm that runs through the entire collection—sun-faded pinks, powdery blue, off-white, and muted tobacco. Silhouette play was also apparent in the ensembles: f ull circle skirts came with lozenge-shaped pockets that jutted out slightly, lending a sculptural dimension to the silhouette, while some were paired with portrait-collared tops and matching strapless bras. There's a certain playfulness, too, in the rolled-up shorts—referencing Silvana Mangano's turn in Riso Amaro—reimagined with a polished, intentional edge. The tailoring shifts throughout, but the coats are a steady anchor—Belted, shawl-collared, funnel-necked, or fringed, they speak to the luxury brand's core—practical yet always poised. The range also sees a quiet contrast between ornament and architecture: strapless gowns in dense panno scattered with crystals, their silhouettes underpinned by boned silk gauze bodices that peek just above the neckline. The cherished Whitney Bag returns to the runway, reinterpreted in four new editions for the season. Courtesy of Max Mara Accessories extend that duality of refinement and utility. The Whitney Bag, a cherished silhouette since 2015, returns in four new editions, sculpted with cleaner lines and softened curves. Another standout accessory seen on the runway were silk scarves, printed with Marinella's reinterpreted archival designs, offering a more intimate and meaningful detail to any look. Together, these elements sketch a portrait of a woman who is empowered by history—a visual representation of Italian culture, heritage and cinema. Below, see some of the key looks from Max Mara's 2026 resort collection. Courtesy of Max Mara 1 / 12 Look 1 Courtesy of Max Mara 2 / 12 Look 2 Courtesy of Max Mara 3 / 12 Look 6 Courtesy of Max Mara 4 / 12 Look 8 Courtesy of Max Mara 5 / 12 Look 9 Courtesy of Max Mara 6 / 12 Look 10 Courtesy of Max Mara 7 / 12 Look 19 Courtesy of Max Mara 8 / 12 Look 21 Courtesy of Max Mara 9 / 12 Look 23 Courtesy of Max Mara 10 / 12 Look 28 Courtesy of Max Mara 11 / 12 Look 29 Courtesy of Max Mara 12 / 12 Look 43
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Louis Vuitton Unveiled a Custom Trophy Trunk for the Miami Grand Prix
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." May's lineup of drops, collaborations, and store openings is set to gear you up for everything summer has in store. Kicking things off, Louis Vuitton unveiled a bespoke trophy trunk for the winner of the highly anticipated Miami Grand Prix. From major fashion moments to can't-miss releases, here's everything you need to know this May. Who: Louis Vuitton What: Custom trophy trunk Where: Miami Why: Louis Vuitton created a bespoke trophy trunk for the Miami Grand Prix winner—McLaren's Oscar Piastri—featuring a custom logo designed to honor the iconic racetrack. The trunk showcases Miami's signature pink and blue hues and is topped with a checkered 'V' emblem inspired by a racing finish line, all set against the house's signature monogram canvas. The presentation comes on the heels of LVMH signing a 10-year partnership deal with Formula 1, further cementing its presence in the world of elite motorsport.$3400.00 at $19300.00 at $4450.00 at Who: Max Mara What: 10th Anniversary of the Whitney Bag Where: Online at Why: Max Mara is celebrating its iconic Whitney Bag, inspired by New York City's Whitney Museum, both of which have 10-year anniversaries in 2025. The bag was created in 2015 alongside the opening of the museum in the Meatpacking District, with a ribbed design that mirrors the Whitney's facade. Max Mara is going all out for the milestone, with celebrations planned at stores worldwide, as well as a special gala at the Whitney on May 20 to celebrate both the museum and the bag's anniversary. There's also a special-edition anniversary collection, which will feature an aluminum calfskin version and 13 new colors of the bag.$2690.00 at at at You Might Also Like The 15 Best Organic And Clean Shampoos For Any And All Hair Types 100 Gifts That Are $50 Or Under (And Look Way More Expensive Than They Actually Are)
