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Nina Ricci Spring 2026: Go Let It Out
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WWD
Now in their second season of working together at Nina Ricci, designer Harris Reed and stylist Carine Roitfeld are having a rockin’ good time.
Reed found his groove this season with a mashup of polished glamor and bohemian rock attitude – think Paris chic meets Los Angeles swagger.
His looks came straight out of a fantasy dressing-up box: Ricci’s signature polka dots were mixed with metallic jacquards, tortoiseshell sequins and acid-hued python prints.
The designer has come a long way since his studious, early interpretations of Ricci’s Jolie Madame style.
As they took their final runway lap, models shook their tousled beach waves to the Janis Joplin soundtrack.