I have now seamlessly continued the Poetic Sport collection for autumn/winter 25/26 with the summer chapter POETIC SPORT 2. It is its natural continuation – lighter, airier and even more open movement. I have transferred the winter technical energy to the world of summer sports, where elegance arises from simplicity and function. I was inspired by tennis, yachting, cycling and swimming – sports that carry purity of lines, discipline and effortless nobility.

I kept the basic color philosophy of the collection, but this time in lighter, sunnier shades. The dominant ones are lighter blue, gray and black, which create a solid and combinable base. I complemented them with cultivated tones: beige PANTONE 13-0400 TCX French Oak, anthracite PANTONE 18-3916 TCX Flint Stone, dark burgundy PANTONE 19-1623 TCX Vineyard Wine, powdered green PANTONE 18-5410 TCX Silver Pine and sandy PANTONE 16-1126 TCX Antelope, which naturally illuminates the entire palette. I built the color scheme so that the individual models could freely communicate with each other and create variable, layered outfits - sporty, but still cultivated.

In terms of cuts, I continued the dialogue between comfort and a classic silhouette. The new BREST trousers have a regular cut, but the elastic at the back of the waistline brings comfort without compromising the clean look. The BUENOS model goes even further - the hidden elastic around the entire waist allows for maximum comfort without being noticeable at first glance. In the same spirit, I designed the COMO shorts, which have a subtle print inspired by summer sports themes.

Among the jackets, KASSEL appears, a minimalist jacket under the belt with a drawstring at the bottom edge. It is light, functional and visually clean - exactly what I imagine for summer urban movement. Also new is the SITGES shirt with a turn-down collar, which brings a relaxed seaside atmosphere to the collection. The MADEIRA shirt, on the other hand, is technically designed - its cut is adapted exclusively to knit materials, thus respecting their elasticity and natural flow.

I didn't forget about the striped TEDDY-style T-shirts, where I played with a hair print and a funny chest pocket. Here too, I was looking for a balance between sporty playfulness and visual purity.

I brought the entire collection to life in an authentic setting – we shot it on the tennis courts at Štvanice in Prague. The movement of the players, the structure of the playing field surface, the light reflecting off the white lines of the court – all of this underlined the sporty spirit of the collection. The resulting photographs and videos capture exactly what I wanted to convey: that sport does not have to be just performance, but can also be the poetry of movement.

For me, POETIC SPORT 2 represents the lightness, freedom and cultivated energy of summer. It is a continuation of a story in which elegance is not lost even when one takes a breath to move.