Ferragamo Boutique Geneva, Geneva

Creative Director Maximilian Davis brings us the new Wanda bag, introduced for the first time in 1988 in honour of Salvatore’s wife, Wanda Ferragamo.

Ferragamo proposes a further reinterpretation of the unisex model made from two responsible materials respectively modelled on the main components of the timepiece.

The iconic Gancini becomes a sculpted heel on the Elina sandal.

A distinctly effortless sensibility defines the Pre-Fall 2023 Ferragamo wardrobe.

Pre-Fall 2023 pans out on Hollywood to explore an extended, panoramic view of its landscape: the snow-tipped peaks resting behind its sun-kissed hills; the arid desert that lies just beyond the city.

For Pre-Spring 2024, Maximilian Davis explores the multi-generational archetypes of the Italian family.

Ferragamo launches its new Renaissance campaign, featuring paintings courtesy of Le Gallerie degli Uffizi.

Maximilian Davis explores and evolves the codes he has developed at Ferragamo, imbuing his distinct aesthetic with organic ease while drawing on the relationship between balance and tension.

Unveiled at the Ferragamo Fall-Winter 2023 runway show, the shape of the Hug bag is inspired by the representation of a hug.

For Holiday 2023, Ferragamo proposes a selection of accessories that are a true celebration of the festive spirit, where the brand’s signature icons are elevated with a modern language.

Ferragamo introduces the new 2023 Holiday Campaign, featuring a series of scenes set in Florence, the beating heart of the Maison's history and Ferragamo’s chosen New Renaissance hub.

Ferragamo presents a large, deconstructed tote with folded sides that create a star shape. The new design mixes charm and simplicity; a great accessory for any occasion.

Ferragamo introduces a premier footwear collection dedicated to the art of Après-Ski.

The Ferragamo Hug bag is the protagonist of the Saint Valentine celebration.

For Autumn-Winter 2024, Maximilian Davis explores the 1920s through his distinctly defined perspective, distilling it to the essence of its liberated identities.

Ferragamo presents a new campaign photographed by Harley Weir: an articulation of the vocabulary Maximilian Davis has built for the house, seen through the distinctly desirable lens of summer.