With his distinctive mix of daring elegance and cheeky playfulness, David Koma crafts a collection that bridges Blumarine’s aesthetic with a contemporary, rebellious edge. At the heart of the collection, signature fur-trimmed pieces are reimagined as tactile, statement-making designs. Plush textures like cashmere-like sheepskin, ostrich plumes, and leopard-print cow hair elevate outerwear, twinsets, and accessories, adding a sense of extravagance.

Playful allusions to urban life appear throughout, from cheeky “Woof” and “Miao” slogans to pet motifs. Featuring Borzois (a dog breed), Bengals (a cat breed), and bull terriers, the campaign imagery brings a playful, mischievous energy to the collection. Their presence reflects the playful and unconventional spirit woven throughout the designs.

Koma redefines traditional tailoring by pairing unexpected materials and silhouettes. Little black dresses made in sporty scuba fabric or gritty washed-out denim, while merino-knit suits and cocktail dresses in supple leather, blur the line between workwear and evening wear. Crystal details, a Koma favorite, add a touch of drama to subtle designs, proving that refinement can embrace boldness when done right.

This same balance of elegance and playfulness extends to the accessories, which take center stage in the collection. The Kiss Me bag is updated in tactile sheepskin and joined by new silhouettes like a derrière-inspired messenger bag and rosary-style necklaces with cross pendants. Even pet accessories, like leads, collars, and leather waste-bag holders adorned with rose studs, join this playful narrative.

Now, the softer side of the collection comes alive with dreamy floral motifs, re-colored archival rose patterns, and intricate lacework. Flowing chiffon gowns and ruched mini dresses create a sense of romantic femininity while maintaining a modern edge.

Under Koma’s direction, Blumarine embarks on a dynamic new chapter, merging its whimsical legacy with a bold, cutting-edge outlook.