ISABEL MARANT | SPRING-SUMMER 2026 RUNWAY

This season, drawn to the sun, she travels alone. The collection bears the marks of her journey: washed silks and jerseys, leathers embossed and weathered by heat. Totemic embroideries, beaded fringes, and jewelry etched with bark textures signal an obsessive attention to detail.

Silhouettes move with ease: featherlight crochet, scarves knotted at the waist, asymmetric ruffles rippling across tops and skirts. The mood sharpens with utilitarian notes: cargo trousers, weightless jackets with oversized flap pockets, and slouchy totes worn on the shoulder.

Draped dresses, tied into knots, hint at bare skin. For both women and men, shorts are worn cropped and rolled, while shoulders emerge beneath suede vests, punctuated with eyelets, and open-knit tanks.

This hand-shaped, movement-led wardrobe explores a spectrum of natural tones. The palette unfolds in sand, ecru, pale yellow, bronze. Embroidered flowers burst across blue denim. Then, the setting sun. Comes black, then violet, and at last an astral camouflage. Night falls over the Palais-Royal.