Magda Butrym unveils her Resort 2026 lookbook at a moment of creative crescendo, where the echoes of her Warsaw origins meet the pulse of global fashion momentum. Following the celebration of her 10-year anniversary—and with recent turns on red carpets and a sell-out high-street collaboration amplifying her cultural cachet—Butrym presents a collection that’s both a retrospective nod and a forward march.

This season is a meditation on dualities: strength and softness, heritage and innovation, the sculptural and the sensual. Drawing inspiration from the assertive glamour of the 1980s, Butrym reinvents power dressing through a modern lens. Oversized trenches with sculpted shoulders, cropped jackets with architectural lines, and voluminous faux furs form the structural backbone. These commanding pieces are tempered by fluidity—lace-trimmed silk slips, body-conscious jersey knits, and sheer drapery that whisper rather than shout.

Florals, a Butrym hallmark, take on a three-dimensional life. No longer printed or embroidered, blooms emerge sculpted from wire, rising from bustiers and gowns like wearable installations. These tactile flourishes transform garments into living sculptures, teetering between art and fashion, craftsmanship and conceptualism.

The designer’s devotion to Slavic artisanship is ever-present. Crochet detailing—delicate yet bold—appears throughout, from trim to full ensembles. A doily-inspired set in crisp white evokes the nostalgia of Polish summers, reimagined with a distinctly metropolitan edge.

The offering this season is notably expansive. Gender-neutral silhouettes in washed denim and floral knits speak to a broader vision of fluid identity. Daywear is recast as statementwear: sheer tights as pants, rosette-knotted tees, and draped jersey dresses designed to command attention without sacrificing ease.

Signature outerwear returns with refreshed opulence—think pony skin and jet-black leather—while accessories echo the collection’s tactile allure: sculpted wooden wedges, sleek ballerinas, and clutches in exotic water python elevate the everyday.

In a savvy gesture toward cultural relevance, reimagined versions of Imaan Hammam’s striking Met Gala look make their way into the lineup—rendered now as accessible ready-to-wear, yet still charged with high-fashion drama.

Beyond the clothing, Butrym’s ascent is unmistakable. Following a successful SoHo pop-up and the fervent reception of her H&M capsule, she sets her sights on global expansion: a Paris runway debut in the works, and a flagship store opening in New York—her first beyond Polish borders.

Resort 2026 is more than a seasonal chapter—it is a brand-defining statement. Rooted in craft, propelled by vision, and unapologetically ambitious, Magda Butrym continues to write a fashion narrative that bridges intimacy with impact. This is heritage reimagined, power dressing reborn, and modern femininity rendered in exquisite form.