Blumarine's Spring/Summer 2027 collection, presented by David Koma at Milan Fashion Week, introduces a new chapter for the house’s signature woman. Inspired by Koma’s recent journey through California, the collection transports Blumarine’s familiar nocturnal glamour into a softer, sun-drenched world shaped by washed natural tones, a slower pace, and an effortless West Coast sensibility. Pilates, leisurely walks, and daytime ease now exist alongside the after-dark allure that remains central to the Blumarine identity.

This shift is expressed through an unexpected palette of baby blue, powder lilac, faded yellow, and translucent pink, with each look balancing contrasting moods. Softness meets seduction, and feminine delicacy encounters vampish glamour, while relaxed surf-inspired ease is set against the drama of exaggerated evening silhouettes. The tension gives the collection its distinctive energy.

Eveningwear remains unapologetically theatrical. Feathered and crystal-covered minis create a sense of instant spectacle, while layers of tulle become both romantic and protective. Irina Shayk opened the show in a dramatic black ruffled gown, followed by iterations in softer baby blue. Powdery tiered tulle was contrasted with oversized Y2K varsity jerseys, while ruched skirts in lilac and yellow gathered so intensely that the fabric itself appeared to bloom into oversized roses.

Floral motifs are treated with equal irreverence, moving beyond traditional romance into PVC bras, frilled shirts, and bombers. In the finale, delicate crépon flowers were strategically placed across a completely sheer pink gown, offering an arresting balance of exposure and embellishment. Meanwhile, Lolita-inspired baby dolls and lingerie-shaped minis were joined by a more athletic character, expressed through sharply cut jersey leotards and glossy technical separates finished with ostrich feathers.

Amid the spectacle, familiar Blumarine staples provide a grounded counterpoint, including shrunken cardigans and cut-out denim trousers that retain a sense of everyday wearability. The collection’s most talked-about accessory moment arrives through the return of the Ugg collaboration, with the Enwrap clog reimagined in two extravagant versions: one framed by metal hardware and multicoloured cabochon stones, the other completely enveloped in ostrich feathers.

With Spring Summer 2027, David Koma expands Blumarine’s universe beyond the night, allowing its signature sensuality to flourish beneath the California sun while preserving the drama, femininity, and unapologetic glamour at the heart of the house.