The Resort 2026 collections are redefining seasonal luxury, with fur and shearling emerging as standout elements. From Balmain to Ferragamo and David Koma, designers are embracing texture to elevate resort dressing. This season, fur and shearling aren’t just for warmth—they’re integral to structure and style. Here’s how three powerhouse brands are making these materials essential for Resort 2026.

Ferragamo Resort 2026

For Resort 2026, creative director Maximilian Davis drew inspiration from decades past—channeling fashion from the 1920s through the 1980s. One standout look featured a bold zebra-print dress paired with a rich shearling shrug, a styling element echoed throughout the collection in deep shades of black and brown. In place of full outerwear, some looks showcased shearling sleeves that added warmth and edge, wrapping the arm from elbow to wrist. Shearling added a tactile, luxurious layer to Ferragamo’s Resort 2026 collection.

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Balmain Resort 2026

For Resort 2026, Creative Director Olivier Rousteing delivered a collection that balanced soft pastels, textured bouclé and statement shearling. A floor-grazing shearling coat made a striking impression, while column-pediment wedge boots returned—this time seen in both leather and plush shearling variations. The continued presence of these sculptural shearling boots reinforces their status as a Balmain staple.

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David Koma Resort 2026

For Resort 2026, David Koma explored the interplay between softness and strength. “Last season was tough, whereas this time I wanted to see how soft I could take it while still making the clothes feel strong and empowering to women…” the designer told Vogue. That balance came to life through plush fur collars that softened the edge of structured silhouettes. Draped effortlessly over leather jackets, floral blouses and blue denim, the fur details brought a luxurious texture to the collection—proving that feminine softness can be just as powerful.

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