Isabel Marant fashion show: freedom between grunge and bohemia

On March 6, Isabel Marant set Paris Fashion Week ablaze with a grungy, bohemian Fall-Winter 2025-2026 collection, where androgyny and casualness meet on an electrifying catwalk.

Night falls on Place Colette, but the show has only just begun. In a bewitching atmosphere, punctuated by the sounds of Goldfrapp and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Isabel Marant unveiled a collection imbued withaudacity and freedom. For this season, the French designer leaves the stage to her collaborator Kim Bekker, who signs a silhouette both rebellious and sensual, in the image of those elusive women who follow only their own rules.

A wardrobe inspired by grunge and rock

Androgynous and rock influences are evident from the very first silhouettes. Oversized three-piece suits, leather jackets, chains, safety pins– everything seems to come from the wardrobe of a 90s grunge icon. Tartan mingles with black lace, shirts are adorned with collar bars, while slim-fitting blazers reveal flared cuffs. A subtle balance between elegance and nonchalance, true to the house’s DNA.

An ever-present bohemian signature

Rebellion may be the order of the day, but the collection never forgets its bohemian heritage. Sheer sheaths, fringed boots, suede bags, microshorts and wavy hair soften the structured lines and add a touch of spontaneous femininity.

The quintessence of effortless chic

Between assertive androgyny and steamy femininity, Isabel Marant reaffirms its unique style: a fashion where everything seems fluid, instinctive, almost improvised. “The French woman everyone dreams of being,” murmurs one guest, while Kate Moss herself seems to embody this free, elusive silhouette.

A daring and inspiring show, proving once again that Isabel Marant style is above all attitude.

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