The Show
Fashion, art and design came together in Rome, where an international front row joined Massimo Dutti for its runway show.
Rome brought together a distinguished group of figures from fashion, design and culture for the Massimo Dutti show. Rosie Huntington was among the guests seated in the front row alongside Robert Rabensteiner. Kiki Willens and Jonas Glöer added to a gathering that reflected the brand’s diverse creative sensibilities.
Among the guests, Ona Mafalda joined Alberto Zontone and Patricia Urquiola, whose work in design resonates with Massimo Dutti’s interest in architecture. Cloe Piccoli was also in attendance, while Kiki Willens, Jonas Glöer and Maya Stepper contributed to a front row of international talents spanning a range of creative disciplines.
Caroline de Maigret, a touchstone of Parisian style, and Suzi de Givenchy were among the notable faces. Conie Vallese and Katharina Kaminski also attended, alongside Patricia Urquiola. The presence of Soledad Twombly and Miguel Flores-Vianna brought art and interiors into the conversation, two fields closely aligned with the house’s visual identity.
Lara Worthington joined a guest list that included Caroline de Maigret alongside Saif Mahdhi, Conie Vallese and Alison Toby. Maite Sebastiá was also in attendance, as were Joana de la Fuente and Yasmin Kayser. Together, the guests brought a range of individual perspectives to the atmosphere of the Rome presentation.
Christopher Jacques Morency, Maya Stepper and Karen Wazen were among those attending the show. The photographs also capture Maya Stepper with Katharina Kaminski, as well as Ayden Sng, completing a gallery of guests with an international outlook. The event brought Massimo Dutti’s Limited Edition FW26 collection before a cross-section of today’s creative community.
