I've been spending time in Milan for the 2026 Winter Olympics, and, after observing the very chic women here, I've learned one thing: They love Massimo Dutti.
The label, widely considered "Zara's older sister" (they share a parent company) is seriously underrated in the U.S. In Europe, Massimo Dutti is known for its array of elevated basics with on-trend twists. (Think: wardrobe staples in buzzy colorways like cherry red, creamy white, and navy blue.) And after my very chic Italian aunt convinced me to browse its new-in collection, I'm officially hooked.
Ahead, I found every piece worth buying from Massimo Dutti right now. From spring-ready jackets that I can't wait to wear once it warms up to breezy knits, prepare to become as obsessed as I have.
Chocolate brown continues to trend, but an unexpected texture gives this bag new-season appeal.
Balloon jeans have been trending for a few seasons, and they're not going anywhere.
As a petite girl, a longer-length knit is a fun layering piece.
I've been looking for a high-neck parka, and I think this is the one I'm going to buy.
Pendant necklaces are becoming a staple in my jewelry collection.
High-vamp flats are a Spring 2026 non-negotiable.
Suede jackets are perfect for transitional weather, whether you're going from winter to spring or summer to fall.
If you're sick of basic ballet flats, try criss-cross ones.
The same goes for loafers—these soft ones are so chic.
I already have so many ideas for how to style this relaxed tan knit.
Don't get rid of your butter yellow pieces just yet—the hue is set to make its triumphant return for summer.
It's almost linen season. These pants are my pick for spring.
Traditional blazers are out—fashion insiders are styling theirs with upturned collars now.
Rugby shirts are the preppiest my wardrobe is going to go.
This red midi will live in your closet for many summers to come.
This dramatically draped dress is perfect for a winter wedding.
