Glenn Martens might be busy readying his first couture show for Maison Margiela to be unveiled next month, but he isn’t leaving his Diesel tribe behind.

Only it’s getting increasingly dressier in its own way, too, compared to the early stages of the designer’s tenure at the denim powerhouse, where very short-hemmed fashions, distressed effects and popping colors best expressed the brand’s irreverent nature.

Now that same spirit is conveyed in a subtler way via fashion archetypes revisited with a denim-centric touch and toying with optical illusions that are dear to Martens.

Trickling down some of the concepts introduced at Diesel’s latest runway show in February , his accessible resort 2026 collection riffed on cocktail dresses, full skirts and sartorial staples, here updated with a

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