Blumarine Spring Summer 2027 finds David Koma looking toward the California ingénue, a woman suspended somewhere between Hollywood glamour and beachside ease. The maison’s romantic codes take on a softer register through faded pinks, delicate fabrics, and boudoir references, yet the attitude stays unmistakably Blumarine: feminine, seductive, and just provocative enough. Irina Shayk led the show in a long transparent tulle gown, immediately establishing the tension between innocence and sensuality. Later in the evening, Blumarine is set to extend the story with a private Blumarine x UGG party in Milan.
California, Through A Blumarine Lens
Koma keeps Blumarine’s romantic language intact, but the mood is less operatic this season. Powdery pinks, delicate lingerie references, fitted knits, short dresses, and softer lines carry a distinctly West Coast ease. The femininity is still very Blumarine, just less nocturnal, with enough sweetness to feel fresh and enough tension to stop it from turning innocent.
Blumarine has spent the last few seasons sharpening its romantic side through darker references and heavier drama. Spring Summer 2027 lets the same codes breathe. The youthful pink palette and more relaxed sensuality lend the season a fresher, more playful character, and much of its charm lies in how easily innocence and glamour coexist. A delicate dress can still carry attitude. A pretty knit never looks prim. Even the softer looks retain that slightly dangerous Blumarine edge.
