For Spring/Summer 2026, Max Mara imagines a modern rococo, where rigor dialogues with extravagance.
Max Mara Creative Director Ian Griffiths presented a resort collection that blended heritage and tailored elegance.
Inspired by the nineteenth-century novels of Charlotte and Emily Brontë, the creative director revealed a strong, intelligent, indomitable woman for Max Mara.
This temporary retail installation, open until January 2026, transforms the shopping experience into a narrative-driven journey through Max Mara’s creative universe.
A classic, versatile piece to accompany remarkable women through the busiest of days, Max Mara’s Olimpia Jacket can be interpreted and worn exactly as a heroine wishes.
At Milan Fashion Week, Ian Griffiths presents a Spring/Summer 2025 collection that marries logic and architectural math with fashion for a polished summer wardrobe.
Where playful stripes and spots, bold frill details, and striking red meet elegant shirting, smart blazers and feminine mini dresses.
Between flared sleeves and headpieces, Max Mara parades its Resort 2025 collection in the opulent halls of Doges Palace in Venice.
Creative director Ian Griffiths finds inspiration in Nordic tales, midsummer traditions, and Selma Lagerlöf.
From Dior in Mumbai to Chanel in Los Angeles, these are the imagined upcoming fashion show destinations.
A house recognised for its conservative and contemporary style, Max Mara lends comfort and elegance with a sultry spin for its Cruise 2023 collection.
Let regality be a state of mind and hold court in some of Pre-Fall 2022’s statement pieces.
Versatile and functional; XL bags are in.
Maria Giulia Prezioso Maramotti, third generation of the family, and Ian Griffiths, creative director of the house, recount 70 years of creation by Max Mara.
As travel restrictions ease up, luxury brands are jumping back into old habits as they jet off across the world to unveil their upcoming collections.
Max Mara's latest offerings heat up the concept of easy summer dressing.
Taking inspiration from the Alps and Swiss artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp, the Max Mara show saw three distinctive trends grace the runway.
