Ian Griffiths' Spring/Summer 2024 collection for Max Mara resolves the eternal discrepancy between comfort and luxury. The first designs of the line have illuminated the gray morning in the Italian fashion capital this Thursday. On this second day of Milan Fashion Week, the favorite streetstyle fabric is presented in a ready-to-wear style through pencil skirts, polished dresses, shirts with extreme collars and cropped jackets. There are already several seasons, and brands, that predict a new language of luxury, more earthly and closer to the streets, but above all to the versatility that the woman of our times needs.
In this sense, Max Mara's high-end wardrobe reinvents the overalls and work coat in this collection. A one-piece uniform, in short and long versions, that conforms to the house codes, with leather belts that outline the desired hourglass figure.
