MARTHA • Oversized double-collar shirt

This winter collection is a film. A film shot in low light, filled with deep colours and free-spirited silhouettes. Cinema has been there from the very beginning, at the heart of Karma Koma.

This season, the brand delves into the aesthetics of the 1980s and 1990s: a raw and sensual era, inhabited by strong heroines, when clothes conveyed an attitude before following a trend.

The silhouettes are shaped like characters. Wide-leg trousers, boldly cut shirts and oversized knits create an almost masculine wardrobe, always softened by an open back or a sensual line.

Winter takes the stage.

Karma Koma subverts the codes of the classic wardrobe. Denim reimagines uniform-inspired pieces, stripes signal the return of the sailor sweater, and tailoring is worn freely, with ease and movement. Velvet, silk, vinyl and enveloping knits meet intense reds, blues, deep greens and chocolate tones. White and Milky Way illuminate this nocturnal world like a beam of backlight.

At the heart of the film is the KARMA trouser. The very first piece created by the brand, it retains its original shape season after season, like an enduring signature.

From LA BOUM to the POUPETTE sweater and the VIC set, references to cinema carry the story of a cultural, instinctive and free-spirited collection.