Max Mara FW25: Bronte women and the art of intelligent power

Restrained passion and creative breakthrough. Minimalism, fitted silhouettes combined with transparent fabrics create an atmosphere of mystery. In contrast, a dive into futuristic, in some places even playful fantasies with a soft, subtle touch.

True artistry in fashion is not just about concepts—it’s about the mastery behind them, the meticulous craftsmanship, and the attention to the finest details. When savoir-faire meets visionary ideas, the result is not just clothing but wearable masterpieces, where every stitch, every embellishment, is crafted to perfection. This philosophy unites collaborations between Prada, Loewe, Bottega Veneta, Coperni, Louis Vuitton, and others—brands that have transformed fashion into a true art form.

THE HISTORY OF OUR PEOPLE IS GREAT

Friend of the Maison Zoe Saldaña sparkled on the red carpet of the Oscars as she debuted a new Cartier High Jewellery necklace: the Panthere Versatiles. The unique modularity of the piece was on full display, with Ms. Saldaña wearing it in a completely new form to the Oscars afterparty.

In a world full of anxiety and uncertainty, the Max Mara woman remains unshaken. She owns herself, she immerses herself in books, she wears things that give her confidence. Ian Griffiths, the brand's creative director, this time turned to the heroines of Charlotte and Emily Bronte, creating a Fall-Winter 2025 collection for a woman who is sophisticated, strong, intelligent, emotionally free.

Here's the question: how to stay stylish without changing outfits a hundred times a day? The answer: the right jacket. And this season, they've been chosen with exceptional flair. 

OFFLINE FEELINGS

Antonio Marras shows are always more than fashion. It is theater, visual poetry, a performance where clothes become the language of emotions. In the Fall-Winter 2025/26 season, the designer plays out his new melodrama, combining operatic passions, cinematic mystery and Spanish motifs.