Marella partners with Vivienne Westwood’s granddaughter Cora Corré for AW26 collection

Italian fashion brand Marella has partnered with British model and activist Cora Corré on a co-designed capsule collection for autumn/winter 2026.

The collection will launch on 16 September. It comes five months after Marella opened its first standalone London store at 8 Marylebone High Street.

Corré, granddaughter of British designer Vivienne Westwood, has worked with publications including British Vogue, US Vogue, V Magazine, W Magazine and i-D. She is also involved with The Vivienne Foundation, founded by Westwood in 2019.

The collection brings together outerwear, dresses, knitwear and tailoring, with leather and wool used across the range.

Outerwear includes a double-breasted pure wool coat, a chocolate brown trench coat and a short chocolate-and-ivory checked coat, alongside a leather bomber jacket and coordinating pencil skirt.

The collection also features a long black satin open-back dress, a red viscose jacquard mini dress and oversized knitwear designed to be worn either as sweaters or mini dresses. A blue-and-ivory double-breasted blazer is paired with coordinating trousers and a bustier top.

The colour palette combines black and white with chocolate brown and navy, alongside vivid red.

Marella said the collection brings together classic and contemporary elements, with Corré drawing on her British fashion background for the collaboration.

It will be available online and in selected Marella stores from 19 September, with prices ranging from £195 to £695.

The launch comes as Marella continues its international expansion. The brand operates more than 200 standalone stores and is stocked in over 1,400 multi-brand locations worldwide, with recent openings in cities including Paris and Munich.

Marella was founded in Reggio Emilia in 1971 and became a separate company within the Max Mara Fashion Group in 1988. Since January 2023, it has been part of Dedimax, the group’s contemporary-focused subsidiary.