Womens Max Mara Accessories

Max Mara curates its delectable portfolio of accessories in the same vein of effortless glamour as it does its coveted dresses, jackets and skirts. From sumptuous cashmere stoles to neck scarves in neutral hues, the suave label is a master of seasonal dressing, presenting knit accessories that add plush dimension to beloved trench coats. Wardrobe fundamentals are beautifully executed too, with luxe leather belts partnering with the brand’s trousers and statement sunglasses serving as accents that are truly timeless.

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Outerwear
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Outerwear
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The coat is the jewel in Max Mara’s crown; versatile and so very covetable, these outerwear heroes include the ubiquitous Teddy Bear, Ludmilla, 101801 and Manuela designs seen on fashion editors, models and self-made moguls. Fit and fabric are of the utmost importance and colours are, naturally, the very best of the neutral spectrum – how better to transcend the seasons?
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Sustainability
CameLuxe
Sustainability
CameLuxe
Made-in-Italy craftsmanship is Max Mara’s calling card, but alongside tradition is also innovation. Cue CameLuxe, the upcycled, insulating material found within the label’s The Cube collection that uses discarded camelhair fabrics – leftover from producing its coats – mixed with recycled polyester yarns to form a warm, sustainable padding. Conscious, clever and, above all, cosy.
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A Work of Art
The Whitney Bag
A Work of Art
The Whitney Bag
Designed in collaboration with Renzo Piano Building Workshop and Renzo Piano – the architect behind New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art – himself, the Whitney bag is an ode to modern aesthetics and masterful techniques. Top-stitching on strips of leather mimics the vertical lines of its façade while hardware echoes the metal components of the museum – it’s a work of art in the palm of your hand.
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The Brand
Powerful Women
The Brand
Powerful Women
Max Mara set out to dress confident women in Italian luxury – a goal as uncomplicated as the clothes that grace its catwalks. Elegance, quality and timelessness are at the heart of the brand's aesthetic, and what Achille Maramotti began in 1951, creative director Ian Griffiths continues to cultivate for a clientele of powerful professionals. It’s no wonder, then, that its sharp suiting, contemporary accessories and evergreen coats are best in class.