Roksanda’s sculptural severity commands the Change Makers stage
The Serbian designer's architectural approach to tailoring finds its moment in the Davi jacket and Rina trousers, where sharp proportions and fringe detailing define a quietly commanding silhouette.
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The Davi jacket arrives as pure architectural statement: a lapelled, oversized cut in absolute black wool that moves with deliberate weight and presence. Its construction speaks to Roksanda’s uncompromising approach to form, the kind of garment that requires a particular certainty in the wearer, an understanding that luxury lives not in decoration but in the precision of cut and the quality of silence.
Paired with the Rina trousers, the silhouette hardens into something almost sculptural. The trousers drop in clean lines interrupted only by bands of fluid fringe that cascade from the hem, a sudden gesture of movement against the architectural restraint above. It is this tension between the immovable and the animate that defines Roksanda’s methodology: structure as poetry, tailoring as architecture.
The styling at Vogue Greece’s Change Makers event reads as intentional counterpoint. The black frames draw the eye inward, anchoring the silhouette rather than ornamenting it. The blonde hair falls against the jacket’s severe lapels, creating a subtle visual friction. Everything belongs to a single idea: that true luxury requires nothing beyond impeccable proportions and the finest materials, allowed to speak for themselves.
Roksanda’s Spring Summer 2026 collection is available through the designer’s boutiques and selected stockists globally.
Imagery courtesy of Roksanda (@roksandailincic).