Diesel Resort 2027
Diesel's pre-collection for 2027 showcases a blend of utility workwear and tailored pieces with a millennial twist. The collection features innovative designs, including trompe l'oeil fabrications and unexpected garment combinations, while maintaining denim as a core element. Glenn Martens emphasizes a philosophy of transparency and lifestyle, highlighted by a collaboration with Tinder for Pride.
- ▪The collection combines utility workwear with tailored pieces and millennial styles.
- ▪Innovative designs include trompe l'oeil fabrications and unexpected garment combinations.
- ▪Glenn Martens emphasizes transparency and lifestyle in the collection, including a collaboration with Tinder for Pride.
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| Original publisher | Vogue |
| Canonical URL | https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/resort-2027/diesel |
| Publication time | Wed, 03 Jun 2026 12:07:58 +0000 |
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“For this pre-collection it’s very much a combination of all the Diesel codes, including the utility workwear vibe, a little bit more tailoring, plus a little bit more millennial clothes.” Glenn Martens spoke at his usual pell-mell pace on a call about a collection that majored on the apparently impossible, featuring trompe l’oeil fabrications, radical garment combinations, and new accessory iterations.Code-wise, denim remains Diesel’s foundation. It arrived distorted into newly unlikely articulations including so-called “impossible” microskirts (with tennis-style inbuilt shorts), jackets in denim treated to mimic leather, grafted-garment semi-denim mixes including miniskirt/baggy shirt rompers, and drapey tailoring in denim-acting viscose.
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