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Maximilian Davis lets the body lead in Ferragamo’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection, drawing from the raw emotional pulse of German Tanztheater and the liberating expressiveness of the 1920s and 1980s. The result? A wardrobe in motion—fluid, tailored, and just a little surreal.
Satin trenches wrap the body like a stage curtain in mid-drift, while feather-trimmed dresses and poppy appliqués add a theatrical flourish that feels both now and timeless. There’s a tender tension at play—soft cashmere clashing gently with glossy leather, delicate lace colliding with shearling inserts, all dancing across the runway like memories set free.
And beneath the artistry lies something primal: the freedom to move, to express, to be. It’s Ferragamo as a visual performance—every stitch a gesture, every silhouette a step in Davis’s new choreography of style.
