Max Mara
Max Mara is the epitome of Italian style and luxury; a confident and contemporary collection of tailored silhouettes, sumptuous fabrications and couture details applied to ready-to-wear. Known for stylish coats, form-skimming separates, smart suits and elegant accessories, Max Mara, was founded by the late visionary Achille Maramotti in 1951. The collection is now available in more than 2,300 stores in 105 countries and was the first of 21 collections under the Max Mara umbrella. The company remains privately held and managed by the Maramotti family.
Spring/Summer 2023 Campaign
Tank tops that leave the back bare, baggy linen trousers, long skirts, timeless jackets and extravagant organza bows with floral prints are the stars of the collection. Classic coats emanate the delicate allure of summer times.
Icons
There’s a reason that a Max Mara Icon Coat is number one. Worn by movie stars and royals, each Icon is crafted in Italy of opulent fabrics such as camel hair, silk and wool, these coats epitomize the Italian tradition of superb tailoring with a flair for style. These are wearable heirlooms.

Madame

Lilia

Manuela

Labbro

Rialto

Teddy
As Seen On
There’s a reason that a Max Mara Icon Coat is number one. Worn by movie stars and royals, each Icon is crafted in Italy of opulent fabrics such as camel hair, silk and wool, these coats epitomize the Italian tradition of superb tailoring with a flair for style. These are wearable heirlooms.
Yuan Quan
In the film First Half Of My Life wearing the Madame.
Reese Witherspoon
Seen wearing the Lilia Cashmere Coat in New York.
Amy Adams
Seen wearing the Manuela at Max Mara’s new London flagship.
Karlie Kloss
Seen wearing the Teddy Coat in New York.
Olivia Palermo
Spotted in classic camel in New York City.
Jennifer Lopez
Seen in the classic Manuela icon while out in Beverly Hills.
Angelina Jolie
Seen wearing the luxurious Lilia coat while out in Los Angeles.
Nicky Hilton
In head-to-toe Max Mara camel from the FW21 collection.

The Spring/Summer 2023 collection has arrived.