MARINE SERRE SPRING–SUMMER 2027:THE DEEP SHINE

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For Spring–Summer 2027, Marine Serre explores the relationship between light, material and movement through THE DEEP SHINE. A study in sensuality and regeneration, the collection brings together couture craftsmanship and the ease of everyday dressing, where radiance emerges through texture, transparency and the body itself. Drawing on 1980s silhouettes, sculptural shoulders and fluid proportions meet trench fabrics, leather and sunbleached denim. Vintage silk scarves, upcycled T-shirts, lace and crochet are reconstructed into contemporary pieces, allowing the histories of their materials to remain visible. The result is a dialogue between rawness and refinement, structure and spontaneity. The House’s signature Moon appears more discreetly, woven into transparent dresses, jacquards and sequins. As the collection unfolds, saturated blues, acid yellow, pink and red introduce a playful energy, while silk draping and iridescent surfaces bring movement to the evening wardrobe. Actress and Friend of the House Stef Roitman embodies the collection’s irreverent femininity, bringing its interplay of texture, volume and sensuality to life. With THE DEEP SHINE, Marine Serre continues to position regeneration as a creative language, where memory becomes material and the extraordinary finds its place in the everyday.

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