There’s a confidence to Isabel Marant shows that doesn’t try too hard. Their Spring/Summer 2026 collection proved it once again, offering a look that was relaxed, tactile, and full of intent. Presented at Place Colette in Paris, the show felt like a grounded celebration of what Marant does best: effortless sensuality with enough polish to keep things interesting. Guests, including Iris Law and Paris Hilton, watched as models walked to Little Simz’s Mood Swings, a track that instantly captured the show’s balance between ease and energy.
Marant leaned into what fans know: boho, effortless, movement. But she brought new clarity. The colour story drew from sand, bronze, ecru, and muted sunset hues, with deeper navy and violet tones for contrast. It felt like balancing heat and dusk — a choice that gives the collection a mood as much as a palette. The fabrics joined that mood: washed silks, leather that seemed softened by sun, airy crochets, embroidery that read tactile, and jerseys with intentional looseness.
Accessories brought their own quiet attitude. Oversized earrings, chunky cuffs, and layered necklaces added contrast without feeling ornamental. Their metallic tones and earthy finishes grounded the collection in reality — wearable, but still a piece that completed the outfit.
Isabel Marant’s S/S 2026 didn’t need to reinvent the brand’s playbook; it just reminded us why it still works. It’s confident without shouting, easy without feeling simple, and more than anything, it feels like a brand that knows exactly who it’s dressing and why.
