Asimmetrie

Marsèll's new collection celebrates the coexistence of opposites, exploring controlled imbalance as a gesture of formal investigation and a reflection on the present.

Asimmetrie is Marsèll's Fall Winter 26/27 collection. Its name stems from the contrast between two souls that coexist within it: on one side, objects defined by clean lines and minimal cuts, in constant pursuit of refined essentiality; on the other, pieces with bolder forms and structures, crafted from natural materials that emphasize the brand's raw and radical identity. Soles and heels become sculptural elements that heighten the sense of imbalance while continuing to ensure the brand's signature comfort, while unconventional cuts on the uppers, combined with contrasting materials, further amplify the idea of functional asymmetry.

Materials reflect the collection's dualistic concept: silky and uniform leathers that evoke a sophisticated minimalism on one side, more tactile and substantial vegetable-tanned leathers that bring natural imperfections to the surface on the other. The color palette acts as a unifying element, blending autumnal tones such as Indigo, Wine Red, and Light Purple with more rigid, cooler hues like Stone and Abyss Deep Blue.

"Imperfection is intentional; every detail is designed to enhance imbalance as a form of completeness."

— Marco Cima, Creative Director of Marsèll