Ferrari Fall 2024 Ready-to-Wear

Ferrari’s prancing horse is to automotive luxury what the Hermès horse and carriage is to fashion luxury: the thoroughbred of thoroughbreds. Under Rocco Iannone, Maranello’s apogee brand this morning continued in its experimental mission to leap across from one category to master the other. In order to relate his house’s home circuit to this fresh territory, he framed this collection as an exercise in dreamy bodywork, and then set out to shape it. The opening looks in rosso corsa were molded around their runway drivers in stiffened knitwear and gloss-coated denims: the full silhouette was as arresting as the roar of a V12. Silks and shearlings, including a raw-hemmed fringed skirt, dominated the looks as Iannone transitioned into an all-black section. Then came a surprising turn into quieter luxury. A section of full-shouldered, cinched waist suiting in dark gray wool-cashmere (lined with red silk) for men and women departed from the established norms of this collection and suggested an acceleration into business wear. This was an initiative you could envisage many thrill-seeking captains of industry getting into.