Legacy house Ferragamo keeps walking through the glamour and rebellion of the 1920s, with Maximilian Davis shaping the Pre-Spring 2027 collection through a modern lens of collage, craft and coolly controlled elegance.
For Pre-Spring 2027, creative director Maximilian Davis continues exploring the decade of Ferragamo’s founding, reworking the 1920s through a cleaner, sharper and more contemporary point of view.
The result is not costume nostalgia. It is a wardrobe of fluid tailoring, sculptural dresses, graphic texture and refined ease, where historical references are cut into something modern enough to move through the present day.
Old-world glamour, new-world restraint, and Ferragamo doing that quiet luxury thing without whispering too softly.
See the collection and shop polished Ferragamo-inspired wardrobe details for the season ahead.
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Ferragamo Reworks the Roaring Twenties
Davis has been returning to the 1920s with increasing focus, using the era not as a costume box but as a source of energy: liberation, movement, nightlife, art and the kind of self-invention that made the decade feel electrically modern.
For Pre-Spring 2027, that inspiration gets filtered through surrealist and cubist ideas, especially in the way shapes, textures and colors are collaged together. Dresses are interrupted by graphic construction, tailoring is softened by sportswear references, and scarf-like gestures bring Ferragamo’s heritage into the clothes without making them feel too precious.
The strongest pieces sit in that Ferragamo sweet spot where everything looks intentional but nothing feels overworked. There is polish, yes, but also a sense of ease that keeps the collection moving.
Collage, Craft and a Cleaner Kind of Glamour
The collection plays with contrast in a way that feels very Davis: draped silks against graphic lines, menswear codes crossing into womenswear, and relaxed sportswear notes placed beside sharp tailoring.
There are nods to 1920s casual dress, knife pleats, contrast borders, scarf-inspired prints and pieces that let fabric and form do the talking. Ferragamo’s history is present, but the final mood is controlled, modern and wearable.
It is not Gatsby cosplay. It is Ferragamo translating the Jazz Age into something grown, clean and quietly seductive.
Ferragamo Pre-Spring 2027 Collection Gallery
See more looks from Maximilian Davis’ Ferragamo Pre-Spring 2027 collection, shaped through 1920s references and modern house codes.
Ferragamo’s past is in the room, but Maximilian Davis keeps the lights very present.
Sources: The Fashionisto’s Ferragamo Pre-Spring 2027 collection feature, DESIGN SCENE’s Pre-Spring 2027 report, FashionUnited’s Ferragamo Pre-Spring 2027 press report and PAUSE Magazine’s collection note.
