Magda Butrym Pre-Spring 2026 collection is a study in contrasts—a bold fusion of softness and strength, intimacy and structure, tradition and rebellion. Set against Robin Galiegue’s moody lens and styled by Jacob Kjeldgaard, the campaign radiates a sultry kind of elegance where Slavic romanticism collides with modern sculptural form.
This season, Magda Butrym pushes the boundaries of femininity with silhouettes that both reveal and protect. Cropped blazers with sharp, architectural shoulders are softened by delicate lace insets. Oversized leather bombers and powerful trench coats wrap the body like armor, layered over whisper-thin slips and ruched velvet that feel almost too intimate for daylight. This is a collection that isn’t afraid of tension—it thrives on it.
Unexpected pairings dominate the narrative: crochet minis under padded jackets, floral draping paired with rugged denim, tights that double as trousers. The interplay of fragile and forceful creates a sensual rhythm that runs through every look. Sculpted hips and exaggerated shoulders transform the female figure into something mythic, almost ceremonial, while curved wooden wedges ground the collection in a tactile, fetish-inflected reality.
Color plays a supporting, yet meaningful role. Butrym favors powdered pinks, earthy neutrals, and washed-out denim, punctuated by bursts of rose red and burgundy. The house’s signature rose motif re-emerges in vintage-inspired prints, blooming unexpectedly across skirts and accessories. Python accents and the return of the studded Maya bag offer a welcome touch of irreverence, cutting through the romantic haze with just enough bite.
What makes the collection feel truly personal, however, is the craftsmanship. Each piece tells a story of human touch—artisanal crochet, hand-finished trims, embroidered details, and rich textures speak to Magda’s continued devotion to her Polish roots and the women who shaped her aesthetic.
Pre-Spring 2026 is less about outfits and more about emotion. Butrym doesn’t design for a single kind of woman—she creates space for all women to inhabit their power, their softness, their contradictions. This is clothing not just to be worn, but to be felt. It’s bold. It’s raw. And it’s utterly unforgettable.
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