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Parisian powerhouse Isabel Marant closed the fourth day of Paris Fashion Week with an expansive showcase at Place Colette. This season, the Isabel Marant woman embarks on a desert-bound odyssey, clad in heat-burnished gear that carries her through the sands alone. Guests, including Iris Law and Paris Hilton, looked on as models stormed down dusty pathways to the beat of Little Simz’s “Mood Swings.”
The opening look: a patched overshirt layered over pocketed cargos and cinched with a double-belt set the tone for the journey ahead. From there, Marant’s signature bohemian ease unfolded in textured bombers, sheer tanks, and glittering metallic knits.
Menswear leaned into effortless sensuality with slouchy silhouettes, open-stitch knits, and suede-and-leather trousers, offset by sun-worn beige anoraks. Womenswear shimmered with soft textures and neutral hues, from frayed dresses and sensual swimwear to delicately embroidered pieces.
With a collection of desert-proof signatures, Isabel Marant delivers a wardrobe made for freedom, heat, and allure — proof that her wanderer never walks alone.
Take a closer look at Isabel Marant SS26 in the gallery above.
Isabel Marant Travels Through the Desert for SS26
