Overview
- The A/W 2026 runway on Feb. 15 presented a confirmed collaboration with the Wifredo Lam estate, with endorsement from his son, Eskil Lam.
- Scott reinterpreted works including Omi Obini, the Femme‑Cheval series, and La Jungla through organza intarsia, gobelin jacquard, fine‑gauge knit intarsia, and select digital prints.
- The presentation framed the collection as an explicitly political statement, citing pressures in the U.S. and Caribbean and centering themes of anti‑imperialism and feminine power.
- Production paired Diotima’s Jamaican crochet network with first‑time partners at New York nonprofit Refugee Atelier, which provides fair‑wage textile work to displaced women.
- Staging echoed MoMA’s concurrent Lam retrospective with a matching burgundy setting and a soundtrack fusing Cuban music with Nina Simone and Stravinsky, shown in Manhattan’s Financial District.