In The Reverie, Ludovic de Saint Sernin orchestrates a Spring-Summer 2026 collection steeped in subversive elegance, where aristocratic heritage is no longer a constraint, but a springboard toward emancipation.&nbsp;

Through a wardrobe that blends softened corsetry, diaphanous lace, and deconstructed tailoring, the designer unfolds a romantic vision of power: a power that whispers rather than shouts, that seduces rather than dominates. Surrounded by Emma Chamberlain, Alexa Chung, Sebastian Croft, and Corey Fogelmanis, he composes a contemporary court where audacity trumps titles, and influence is born from authenticity of being.
Fabrics float, silhouettes glide, genders brush against one another, carried by a palette inspired by bygone splendor yet revisited with irreverence. Here, deep violet becomes a cry of power, faded ivory whispers to memory, and porcelain blue flirts with dreams. Against the grain of a frozen past, Ludovic de Saint Sernin builds a new aristocracy &mdash; fluid and embodied &mdash; where sensuality is a manifesto and elegance, an act of rebellion. This is not fashion looking back with longing, but forward with desire, claiming that true nobility lies not in bloodlines, but in the courage to feel, to reveal, to transform.

The New Aristocracy According to Ludovic de Saint Sernin

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