For Resort 2026, Ermanno Scervino delivers a collection that is as evocative as it is refined—an ode to iconic elegance with a thoroughly modern attitude. Bridging old-world glamour with present-day pragmatism, Scervino reimagines his house codes through the sunlit lens of the Mediterranean and the shadowed grace of urban sophistication. The result is a wardrobe steeped in sprezzatura—that uniquely Italian ease that makes effort look like instinct.

Inspired by the enduring style of fashion icons like Marella Agnelli, Lee Radziwill, Talitha Getty, and Jackie Kennedy, the collection reverberates with the grace and polish of their legacy, yet avoids slipping into nostalgia. Scervino brings their spirit into the now, shaping garments for women who command both attention and subtlety.

Shot in Florence, the campaign captures the spirit of Capri’s dolce vita—but instead of languid villas, it’s rooftops and courtyards that frame the narrative. This metropolitan backdrop underscores the collection’s central tension: between the vacation fantasy and the rhythm of real life. Here, lace isn't fragile—it’s purposeful. Chiffon mimics denim in tailored double-breasted suits, teasing the eye with its duality. Suede is embroidered like canvas, and raffia—often rustic—is rendered with couture-level finesse through delicate crochet.

Scervino’s commitment to Italian craftsmanship is ever-present but never heavy-handed. From sculptural knits to crisp vichy checks and bursts of animal print, textures play together in quiet harmony. The palette—anchored in milky whites, deep blacks, and grounded neutrals—is gently lifted by sorbet tones of dusty pink, soft blue, and a coral red that whispers rather than shouts.

The collection’s philosophy comes into focus in a particularly striking look: a floor-grazing sequined skirt paired with a classic white button-down. It’s the definition of irreverent elegance, and a visual manifesto for Scervino’s vision—where the extraordinary lives not above the everyday, but within it.

With Resort 2026, Ermanno Scervino doesn't just dress a woman for escape—he dresses her for arrival. Wherever she lands, she’s grounded in beauty, clarity, and grace.