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At Milan Fashion Week, BOSS unveiled its Spring/Summer 2026 collection titled “Paradox,” a study in contradictions inspired by the disciplined minimalism of Dieter Rams and the emotional intensity of Pina Bausch. Under the creative direction of Marco Falcioni, the collection reframed tailoring through fluid silhouettes, layered constructions, and tactile contrasts, balancing structure with movement, rigor with ease.
By the Editorial Staff
BOSS Spring-Summer 2026 “Paradox” blends precision tailoring with fluid movement, inspired by Dieter Rams and Pina Bausch, redefining modern power dressing in Milan.
BOSS unveiled its Spring-Summer 2026 collection, titled “Paradox,” during Milan Fashion Week, presenting a refined exploration of contrasts inspired by the disciplined minimalism of Dieter Rams and the emotional choreography of Pina Bausch. Under the direction of Marco Falcioni, tailoring remained the foundation but was softened through relaxed shoulders, elongated silhouettes, layered shirting, undone ties, and fluid proportions that blurred the line between structure and spontaneity. Matte wools met glossy leather, crisp suiting contrasted with bias-cut jerseys, and supple trenches added depth to a restrained palette of espresso, burgundy, navy, and soft neutrals. Womenswear embraced draped dresses and oversized trousers, while menswear reworked classic suiting with lighter construction and subtle ease. Accessories, including low-slung belts and the debut Revers bag, subtly redefined house codes. The show closed with S.Coups on the runway, while David Beckham watched from the front row, reinforcing BOSS’s global cultural reach. “Paradox” ultimately proposed a new vision of modern elegance, where control and chaos coexist, and tailoring evolves beyond rigidity into something fluid, expressive, and contemporary.
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