Marimekko Makes Florals, Pola Dots and Clashing Colors Cool
In its Fall/Winter 2026 collection.
Bold, playful and sculptural, this is Finnish design at its finest. Marimekko introduces its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, exploring the art of printmaking as its overarching theme. This collection is a dialogue between structure and spontaneity, showcasing ultimate Scandi-girl chic.
The design house presents graphic compositions, with prints by artist Maija Isola, including her architectural Attika pattern. The design features on mini and maxi dresses alongside playful co-ord sets, while fabrications remain fluid and light, with silk, cupro and viscose built for ease of movement.
Illustrator Lotta Maija’s miniature-scale floral prints are also featured, presented in vivid cobalt blue accents across the collection. Other prints include abstract florals, polka dots and ornamental outlines, with a palette that explores pinks, reds and burgundies balanced out by a mineral sage and pastel mint.
If you fancy something more “dark-feminine” in nature, the brand presents pieces ready for cocktail dressing and party season with refined tonal black-on-black prints. And it wouldn’t be partywear without some sparkle, introducing metallic patterned purses and 3D hair accessories.
Head to the brand’s website to shop the collection.
In other news, check out Emma Chamberlain’s new homeware collab.
