In its Fall/Winter 2025–2026 lookbook, Serge crafts a quiet yet commanding narrative, one that explores the tension between structure and serenity. Each piece becomes an architectural meditation on form, balance, and restraint, reflecting the brand’s signature dialogue between modern minimalism and emotional depth.

The collection opens in subdued tones – charcoal, stone, ink, and deep rust – before giving way to gentle luminosity through ivory knits and muted metallics. Tailored jackets sculpt the shoulders with precision, while elongated coats and asymmetric skirts dissolve rigidity through movement. The interplay of dense wool, silk blends, and tactile leather infuses the garments with both gravitas and grace.

Serge’s approach this season feels like an inward-looking yet universal contemplation of space, silence, and human rhythm. The silhouettes do not shout for attention; they breathe. Seam lines and cut-outs trace quiet geometry across the body, while subtle layering transforms simplicity into poetry.

There’s a cinematic quality to the lookbook, with soft light slipping across matte textures and garments standing like sculptures in motion. Each frame evokes a kind of still beauty, an understated luxury rooted not in extravagance but in essence.

Serge FW25–26 is less a collection than a state of mind – an ode to clarity, calm, and the artistry of reduction.