Diesel Spring 2027

Diesel’s Spring 2027 collection is the last collection created by Glenn Martens. Yep, Martens’ final collection marks the end of his six-year tenure at the brand.

The Final Show: Held on September 22, 2026, kicking off Milan Fashion Week with a hot-blooded, sensual runway set to a remix featuring Donna Summer.

The denim direction:

Deconstructed denim is still central
Martens continues to treat jeans as a material to be cut apart, washed, patched, elongated, and reconstructed, rather than simply making conventional five-pocket jeans.

Faded, lived-in blue denim
The opening looks use pale/faded denim alongside washed beige. It gives the denim a deliberately worn, almost post-party appearance.

Jeans become fragments
Denim is literally reduced into strips and elongated panels wrapping around the legs, pushing the idea of jeans toward something more experimental and body-conscious.

Distressed construction—not just distressed washes
The important distinction is that the distressing comes through (de-)construction: loosened threads, patchwork, transferred surfaces, exposed sections, and irregular panels.

Denim gets sexy
The collection shifts between oversized workwear denim and body-revealing, fragmented denim, reinforcing Diesel’s sensual side rather than its utilitarian heritage.

So, for those of you out there who remain faithful to your distressed and ripped denim… here’s some good news!

Diesel’s SS27 collection makes deconstructed, lived-in denim one of the clearest high-fashion directions for the season.