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Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027: A Seafaring Voyage
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Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027: A Seafaring Voyage

10 November 2026

Ermanno Scervino welcomed us all aboard a yellow submarine for Spring/Summer 2027, taking us, in the house’s words, “on a pirate’s journey,” and into the most exquisite sartorial shipwreck I’ve seen in some time. The collection ebbed and flowed between the romantic, melancholic, and delightfully dangerous — inviting us to the sea for an experience that oscillated between smooth sailing under Ligurian breezes and dramatic storms in the North Atlantic. This was one of Scervino’s most conceptually complex and narratively tight collections in recent seasons, yet it still hewed closely to the DNA of the maison while reminding us of why it is the “it-girl" brand for Milan’s finest.

Rosario Dawson
Rosario Dawson attends the Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027 show in Milan. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.

Exclusive Guest List Delighted by Dramatic Narrative

Scervino’s loyal supporters were out in full force on Saturday morning to witness one of the day’s most-anticipated events. American actress Rosario Dawson attended the show. Chiara Ferragni, Valentina Ferragni, and Marina di Guardo sat riveted in the front row as the first looks proceeded down the runway. The collection itself moved through a deliberate color progression, beginning with white looks that ranged from classical femininity to power suit in look two and twelve, progressing to gold and cream ensembles that beckoned with the glamorous call of the sirens in looks eighteen and nineteen, before shifting to periwinkle pieces that played beneath the palms in look twenty-two and twenty-four. Throughout the show, nautical motifs dominated. Sparkling metallic threads shimmered like the waves, braiding referenced a ship’s ropes, while sumptuous pirate jackets in looks forty-five and forty-seven added an authoritative swagger to the show’s conclusion. The boots were a highlight of the collection, as embroidered lace provided feminine sensibility to strong silhouettes.

Look 12: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027
Look 12: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.
Ermanno Scervino Look 2
Look 2: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.
Look 18: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027
Look 18: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.
Look 19: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027
Look 19: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.
Look 22: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027
Look 22: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.
Look 24: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027
Look 24: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.
Look 47: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027
Look 47: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.
Look 45: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027
Look 45: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.

Personal favorite looks included look thirty-eight and look forty-four. Technically sound and darkly sensual, they perfectly balanced the exquisite tailoring, effortless savoir faire, and deliberate glamor that has defined Scervino for many seasons.

Look 44: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027
Look 44: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.
Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027 Look 38
Look 38: Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2027. Courtesy Ermanno Scervino.

This was one of Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027’s strongest collections. Consider me lured under the waves.