Oscar de la Renta’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection emerges as a luminous celebration of renewal – an ode to the quiet poetry of spring’s return. Co-Creative Directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia translate nature’s rhythm of rebirth into a visual symphony of texture, color, and motion. Their approach intertwines the maison’s storied grace with a contemporary sense of ease, shaping silhouettes that breathe with life and light.

At the core of the collection blooms the porcelain flower motif, a delicate emblem reimagined through hand-crafted crochet, rattan lace, and painted leather enamel. These blossoms seem to climb organically across silk chiffon caftans, lace guipure dresses, and sculptural cocoon coats, each piece a study in balance between structure and softness. The craftsmanship feels instinctive, as if the florals had simply taken root on fabric, guided by intuition rather than design.

Texture, too, becomes a language of emotion. A cyclamen print inspired by chiné weaving ripples across denim, satin, and jacquard, imbuing movement and depth. Soft shades of pear, butter, and cerulean evoke the tender shift from dawn’s cool air to afternoon’s golden light, tracing the subtle transformations of the season.

Eveningwear, a cornerstone of the Oscar de la Renta legacy, radiates with newfound vitality. Fringed sequin gowns sway like sunlight on water, while a platinum bugle-beaded creation gleams with sculpted sensuality. Feathered silhouettes and crystal-cluster embroidery elevate the collection’s tactile allure, each glimmer and whisper of fabric reinforcing its essence of renewal.

In this Spring/Summer 2026 lookbook, Kim and Garcia refine rather than reinvent. Their vision is one of evolution—a reaffirmation of beauty’s resilience and its ability to renew itself endlessly. Through a masterful interplay of texture, fluidity, and light, Oscar de la Renta redefines modern femininity as something at once timeless and profoundly alive.