The diva personifies the Italian comprehension of glamour as power. With operatic might, she embodies a seductive spectacle of strictness and softness; of ferociousness and fragility all at once. The Blumarine Fall-Winter 2026 Collection paints a portrait of the mythological diva and her many facets through the lens of its own history. Expanding on his ongoing studies of the photographic legacy of the House – with particular reference to its collaborations with Helmut Newton – David Koma revisits Venice in an elaborate exploration of the city’s cinematic and sumptuous spirit. Staging a meeting between its baroque opulence and his own sculptural modernism and ornamentation, the Creative Director mirrors the city in the diva herself. The fusion cuts a proposal of voluminous and vivacious silhouettes rendered in a darkly theatrical palette of red, black, white, silver and gold.