The Ferrari Spring/Summer collection is an intimate reflection, a physical space that captures the essence of the Ferrari wardrobe, highlighting its exclusive identity and signature features. The Ferrari Cabinet embodies the codes and foundations of Ferrari’s lexicon: the blazer, trousers, bomber jacket, and pencil skirt come to life through a sequential process of dressing and layering, where shapes and fabrics take on meaning and context, viewed through the lens of beauty and uniqueness, and reinterpreted through the distinctive influences and crossovers of Ferrari style.
Creative director Rocco Iannone delves into the precise proportions, flowing lines, color schemes, and the feelings of power and sensuality inherent within the Ferrari universe, bringing these elements to the forefront of a more emotional, warm, and immersive experience.
Thus, the silhouettes sculpt and embrace the body, shifting in weight and cut, expanding and contracting to emphasize and enhance without ever constraining, remaining true to Iannone’s enduring vision of freedom and movement. Each individual part—such as the shoulders, waistline, and hems— are constructed and deconstructed until it achieves a maximum expression of lightness and fluidity. The color palette centers on red, transitioning to shades like tobacco, leather, terracotta, and ivory, and culminating in a vibrant elevation and evolution of yellow on the most exquisite fabrics.
The surfaces vibrate and change with the same elegance and intensity, ranging from nylon leather to padded leather with hand painted brush strokes evoking 1970s steering wheels. The workwear denim is enriched with new brushed and marbled effects. The potential of Q-CYCLE by Ferrari expands further into knitwear and technical treatments of twill, extending to finishes of crinkled organza. An entire segment of the show features pieces made with silk carré scarves, each individually noticeable due to meticulous stitching details.
The art of embellishment achieves a striking visual impact bordering on couture, thriving on 3D embroidery that depicts the Prancing Horse in a masterful composition of graphic ribbons. This emblem is then translated into macramé patches on a one-of-a-kind dress, T-shirt, and skirt.
Simultaneously and consistently, the development of accessories represents an ongoing exploration of identity and craftsmanship, focusing on pieces that evolve with the seasons while remaining timeless. The hybrid concept of the driving ballerina is exalted as it transforms into a sandal, a pump, and a boot, while the ergonomic design of the Maranello Clutch is now also rendered in radica leather. Meanwhile, Iannone continues to push the boundaries of the brand’s imagery through yet another iconic piece from its repertoire.
The toolbox of factory workers inspires the shape of a leather handbag, lined with Alcantara, punctuated by metal studs, and bordered with swirling fringes made from repurposed leather offcuts. This model makes its runway debut in seven different colors and materials, celebrating Ferrari’s seventh collection while showcasing creativity, ingenuity, and a sense of continuity that constantly draws from the rich history and heritage of Maranello.
Like the mane of the Prancing Horse, these fringes also dance along the heels of minimal sandals, while bold organic jewelry, masked sunglasses, and driving gloves complete the look, once again capturing the daring spirit and passion that can only be found in the Ferrari Cabinet.
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