Maximilian Davis crafts a vision of elegance and movement for Ferragamo’s fall-winter 2025 menswear, weaving together historical uniform influences with the expressive physicality of Tanztheater. The collection thrives on juxtaposition—defined silhouettes softened by drape, rigid tailoring tempered by fluidity.
The opening looks set the tone: sharply cut double-breasted coats meet wide-leg trousers that billow with motion. Sand-hued wool and deep black cashmere anchor the palette, while oversized leather bags, slung low on the hips, become an extension of the body.
Davis reimagines the interplay between classic and contemporary, allowing materiality to reshape the codes of traditional menswear. Leather takes center stage, emerging in high-waisted trousers, belted coats, and ankle boots with zip detailing.
For one ensemble, the argyle sweater, once a conservative staple, is refreshed in muted tones and layered over shirting and glossy leather pants—heritage filtered through a modern lens.
Ferragamo’s archival motifs resurface in nuanced gestures: a flash of red in a pocket square, grand lapels framing exposed chests, outerwear exaggerated to cinematic proportions. There’s a sense of movement embedded in every look, a dynamic tension between restriction and release.
Davis sculpts a wardrobe that speaks to liberation through construction, where each piece syncs with the body’s rhythm, creating a dialogue between restraint and ease.
Ferragamo Fall/Winter 2025 Collection
