For FW26, BOSS turned to its archive, reviving the commanding suiting of the late 80s and refining it with the sharper lapels of the late 90s. The result wasn’t nostalgia, but evolution – heritage tailoring reframed for a new generation.

“The inspiration for my team and me came from creative trailblazers – artists, actors, writers, and musicians – who, at defining moments of their careers, choose to wear tailoring,” said Creative Director Marco Falcioni. What followed was an exhibition of power dressing, defined by swaggering silks, sculpted precision and creative ease. Strong architectural shoulders anchored the silhouettes, creating a foundation from which archival motifs resurfaced in printed silk and jacquard. Vivid florals – peonies, calla lilies and lilies – bloomed across neckties, pocket squares, scarves and cummerbunds, softening the rigour of precise construction with fresh romanticism. On the front row sat a beeming David Beckham, wearing a tailored preview from his upcoming Boss by Beckham line, set to launch in March — a reminder of the brand’s expanding reach.