This pencil skirt is cut from smoky-blue textured satin, woven with a metallic yarn which lends lustre and allows the fabric to maintain its unique surface. It is decorated with bouquets of carnations, anemones and wild orchids, all embroidered and featuring hand-applied three-dimensional petals.

This midi dress showcases painterly roses on a canvas of lightweight crushed satin. A draped neckline and short asymmetric sleeves enhance the fluid silhouette.

Knitted with a touch of stretch, this turtleneck sweater is shaped for a fitted silhouette. The navy jacquard is woven with a black floral design.

In classic navy, this dense jacquard-knit skirt holds a structured silhouette that skims the hips and flares out to an A-line hem. It is woven with a subtle floral pattern.

Wide pleats enhance the A-line silhouette of this ivory skirt. Cut from heavyweight cotton poplin, it is decorated with a botanical print inspired by scientific illustrations by the German naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian.

For Pre Spring 2026, Erdem has delved into the work of Maria Sibylla Merian, the 17th Century German entomologist and botanical illustrator. Her illustrations are woven into designs that balance structure with looseness, where romantic detailing meets modern sensibility.

Illustrations by the German naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian inform the etched tulip print seen on this shirt dress. Made from powder blue, heavyweight cotton poplin, the style cuts a relaxed, A-line silhouette.

ERDEM reimagines the denim skirtin this romantic iteration. Designed withan asymmetric panel, this feminine silhouette showcases the season's Elena Garden design asaselvedge border. Theblue flowers are laser printedontoindigo denim for a unique finish.