Rami Al Ali presents his Ready-to-Wear Spring and Summer 2026 collection: Dreams of Giverny – an ode to Claude Monet’s paintings.
The warm season is the perfect time to relax and soak in the beauty of enchanting, green gardens. Rami Al Ali’s Dreams of Giverny embraces this feeling by offering a poetic interpretation of the delightful village (Giverny, in the Normandy area of France) where the famous French artist, Claude Monet, created his most intimate and luminous masterpieces.
This collection transforms the reflections of spring skies on water lily ponds, the spontaneous harmony of wild blooms and the textured richness of untamed gardens into a modern, sculptural vision. The silhouettes celebrate the dialogue between structure and fluidity with ankle-length tube dresses, strapless, flowing gowns and detailed, fitted creations that showcase hand-cut organza petals, 3D floral embroidery and tactile textures that echo nature’s organic artistry.
Cropped jackets, reminiscent of flower buds and water lily leaves, paired with fluid trousers or bias-cut skirts, complete the conversation between architecture and movement. Subtle asymmetry in necklines, draping and detailing mirrors the imperfect beauty of nature, giving each garment an individual, living quality.
The fabric lineup showcases embossed jacquard silks that provide lightweight structure; sheer organza and fine tulle create layers of fluidity; soft-structured scuba-mixes hold architectural shapes without weight; while whisper-thin crepe, silk muslin and crinkled chiffon evoke the delicate airiness of Giverny’s gardens.
The palette draws inspiration from morning light and blooming flora: soft butter yellow, dewy sage green, misty lavender, pale rose pink, morning sky blue and water lily white, with accents of dusty coral and soft lilac, creating a vibrant yet harmonious springtime landscape. Guided by Rami Al Ali’s vision, the Dreams of Giverny collection awakens the spirit of spring in an elegant yet joyful and wearable collection that celebrates nature and light.