BOSS Spring/Summer 2026
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
A shimmering veil floated above the Milan runway on the third day of Fashion Week, kicking off the BOSS Paradox show. As the fabric slowly lifted, the space came alive — a choreography of light, sound, and movement, all moving in sync. Dutch artist Boris Acket’s installation set the perfect stage for Marco Falcioni’s Spring/Summer 2026 line, exploring the tension between minimalist order and free-spirited disorder.
Front-row eyes were glued to every look. David Beckham, the brand’s ambassador, tracked each outfit with precision, joined by Aaron Pierre and Khaby Lame, among others, all eager to see BOSS’s new direction.
Tailoring sat at the core of the offering. Relaxed, urban silhouettes in neutral tones echoed city textures, effortlessly moving from office hours to nights when ties come off. And for those after-work moments that stretch late, outerwear steps in: supple leather jackets, lightweight trench coats in varying lengths, and aviator jackets that mix style and function — warmth without losing sleekness.
Leather accessories sealed the looks: oversized bags, polished lace-ups, and soft loafers strike the balance between practicality and modernity. The new BOSS feels classic but approachable; sensual without being over the top; crafted with care but fluent in today’s fashion language.
Paradox balances two worlds: the geometric precision of Dieter Rams and the expressive freedom of Pina Bausch. From this dialogue emerges a refreshed BOSS identity — a man moving effortlessly between order and disruption, precision and instinct, discipline and freedom.
Check out the Spring/Summer 2026 line below:
Maison Kitsuné x Autry
DenzilPatrick Spring/Summer 2026
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