At the Palais-Royal, Isabel Marant’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection unfolded like a flower guided by the sun to bloom. Echoing solidarity and radiance, the garments left traces of nature: washed silks and softened jerseys that felt sun-bleached, leathers textured and weathered by heat. Totemic embroideries, bark-etched jewelry, and strands of beaded fringe spoke to an almost obsessive devotion to detail, as though each piece was collected from the forest of which a flower may grow. 

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The silhouettes were structured by movement. Crochet was spun into featherlight tops and dresses, scarves were casually knotted at the waist, and asymmetric ruffles cascaded across skirts and blouses. A utilitarian spirit ran through the collection: cargo trousers reimagined with grace, weightless jackets rimmed with oversized flap pockets, and slouchy totes slung carelessly on the shoulder. 

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Hints of intimacy came through in draped dresses tired into knots, revealing silvers of bare skin. For both men and women, shorts appeared rolled and cropped, shoulders framed by suede vests punctuated with eyelets, or emerging beneath open-knit tanks.

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The palette carried the story from day to night. Sun-washed sand, ecru, pale yellow, and bronze gave way to embroidered flowers blossoming across denim. As the light shifted, black and violet marked the dusk, closing with astral camouflage as night descended over the Palis-Royal. This collection was a diary in fabric, an ode to nature and the passing of time. 

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