Titled Sempre Legati "Always Connected", debuted at Pitti Uomo 106 in Florence, marking her first show outside Paris. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the 15th-century Villa di Maiano, the presentation featured 49 models from 25 nations, emphasizing themes of unity and global connection .
Originally intended as a menswear-exclusive showcase, Serre expanded the collection to include womenswear and couture, inspired by the grandeur of the venue . The designs blended sharp tailoring with upcycled materials, featuring double-breasted suits, airbrushed leather ensembles adorned with her signature crescent moon motif, and garments crafted from repurposed items like German tote bags and tennis bags .
The show concluded with a series of all-white outfits made from upcycled embroidered bed sheets, symbolizing peace and cohesion . Accompanied by a live string quartet, the event underscored Serre's commitment to sustainability and her evolving design language, blending responsible luxury with cinematic elegance.
