The Etro Resort 2026 collection under the creative direction of Marco De Vincenzo offers a refined interpretation of the house’s signature bohemian heritage. Florals and paisleys—hallmarks of Etro’s visual language—are reimagined not as loud statements, but as tonal, textured whispers across layered fabrics. This season, Etro’s distinctive blend of graphic richness and cultural softness finds new life in materials like denim, suede, and knitwear.

The collection explores a visual landscape teeming with flora and fauna. Using innovative textile techniques, the prints are translated into denim jacquard, crochet overlays, and sporty suedes—each fabric playing with light and texture to create near-monochrome complexity. Feminine silhouettes take form through delicate ruffles, gathered rouching, and lace intarsia, recalling the effortless charm of 1970s bohemia. Chiffon layers and nylon brocade add movement and dimension, creating a romantic wardrobe rooted in artisanal craft and easy elegance.

At the heart of the Resort collection is Marco De Vincenzo’s conceptual vision of design. Rather than relying on overt references or nostalgic cues, he leans into what he calls the “auto-generative quality” of Etro’s brand DNA. This approach allows patterns and textures to evolve organically, creating a collection that feels familiar yet entirely renewed. By gently adjusting form and surface—never overhauling them—he honors the spirit of Etro while offering a fresh, intelligent perspective for a global audience.