Maximilian Davis returned to the 1920s for his fall-winter 2026 Ferragamo collection, not to cosplay the decade, but to excavate it. The speakeasy was his setting: a place where a sailor fresh off a transatlantic crossing could share a drink with a man in a double-breasted suit, and nobody batted an eye.
Davis, whose own family crossed the Atlantic from Trinidad and Jamaica to Manchester, found in that image something personal enough to be convincing.
The clothes made the argument for him. Wide-shouldered suits in navy and grey came layered under overcoats that looked borrowed from a Prohibition-era detective novel, while chunky sailor-collar knits in cream and navy translated the maritime motif into something a man might actually reach for on a cold morning.
The leather jackets told the working man’s side of the story: a shearling-trimmed bomber in rust and black that looked like it belonged to someone who actually worked the docks, and a quilted brown version spray-treated to suggest a garment that had already lived through something. Ferragamo has always played the long game on heritage, and Davis is finally making that game feel alive.
Ferragamo Fall/Winter 2026 Collection
