For Resort 2026, Massimo Giorgetti takes MSGM into fresh soil—quite literally. But this isn’t a gentle retreat into pastoral charm. Instead, Giorgetti imagines a garden thriving at the heart of the city—wild, defiant, and tinged with the brand’s signature streetwise irreverence.

This collection feels like escapism rewritten for urban life. Sturdy canvas morphs into relaxed, wide-legged trousers and functional dungarees, while cropped, zippered blousons in waxed cotton hint at workwear roots without losing MSGM’s downtown energy. The silhouettes are loose, confident, and full of life—designed to move, to bloom, to rebel.

Textural play is everywhere. Sharp pinstriped shirting collides with broderie anglaise and macramé, creating a tension between order and chaos—like a wild garden overtaking neat city lines. Layered over slouchy jeans or mini skirts, these pieces whisper of quiet rebellion and the beauty of imperfection.

Florals make their mark too, but in MSGM’s world, they’re never sweet or shy. Lycra tops, skin-tight and vibrant, burst with wildflower prints. Tapestry trench coats and apron-pocketed blazers nod to the humble gardener’s uniform, while tailored Gobelin florals give vintage a fresh, subversive edge.

Volume adds a wink of mischief: cotton taffeta pouf bloomers and crinoline skirts puff like sculptural blossoms—cheeky, bold, and full of personality. Oversized checks on breezy dusters and skirts offer a playful lightness, balancing the collection’s thoughtful grounding.

In the end, MSGM Resort 2026 feels like a story of soft strength. Giorgetti’s garden isn’t a sanctuary set apart—it’s a metaphor for resilience, beauty grown in the cracks of concrete, petals pushing past the edges of the everyday. It’s fashion that insists on hope, right where it’s least expected.