Tag: PFW
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Schiaparelli
By Daniel Roseberry The boundary between high fashion and everyday dressing takes on a new dimension at Schiaparelli for Spring 2027. Under the creative direction of Daniel Roseberry, the Parisian maison explores a more distilled expression of its extravagant identity, translating the artistic imagination and sculptural language of its haute couture into a wardrobe designed…
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Rick Owens
By Rick Owens Rick Owens has never been interested in making fashion that simply blends into its surroundings. For Spring 2027, the designer once again pushed his distinctive universe of darkness, sculptural proportions and unconventional beauty into new territory, presenting a collection that felt unmistakably Owens while continuing his ongoing exploration of the body, movement…
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Balenciaga
By Pierpaolo Piccioli Balenciaga Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear marks another defining chapter in Pierpaolo Piccioli’s ongoing transformation of the house. For his latest collection, Piccioli turns toward one of Balenciaga’s deepest foundations: couture, and specifically the relationship between clothing, the human body, and freedom. Rather than treating couture as something distant from everyday life, the designer…
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Vaquera
By Bryn Taubensee & Patric DiCaprio Vaquera has never been a fashion house interested in playing by the rules. For Spring 2027, designers Bryn Taubensee and Patric DiCaprio continue to build on the label’s rebellious identity, presenting a collection that brings together exaggerated silhouettes, unconventional glamour, sharp tailoring and the kind of theatrical styling that…
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Acne Studios
By Jonny Johansson Acne Studios has never been interested in clothing that behaves exactly as expected. For Spring 2027, founder and Creative Director Jonny Johansson turns his attention to one of fashion’s most familiar environments the office and transforms its rules into a playground for experimentation. First presented as menswear in June, the Spring 2027…
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Saint Laurent
By Anthony Vaccarello At Saint Laurent, gold has never been merely a color. It is an attitude, a memory, a symbol of glamour, and, in the hands of Yves Saint Laurent, a way of making a woman shine. For Spring 2027, Anthony Vaccarello turned that idea into an entire world. Presented in Paris on September…
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Christian Dior
By Jonathan Anderson Christian Dior Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear arrives at a defining moment for the Parisian fashion house. With Jonathan Anderson now responsible for Dior’s womenswear, menswear and couture universe, each new collection has become another chapter in his ongoing conversation with the house’s extraordinary history. For Spring 2027, that conversation continues in Paris as…
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Hodakova
By Ellen Hodakova Larsson For Spring 2027, Ellen Hodakova Larsson takes Hodakova to the sea. The Swedish designer, celebrated for her imaginative approach to upcycling and reconstruction, looks toward the ocean as both inspiration and material source. Instead of simply referencing the maritime world through prints or familiar nautical motifs, Larsson brings the sea directly…
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Weinsanto
By Victor Brunstein At Paris Fashion Week, Victor Brunstein’s Weinsanto returned for Spring/Summer 2027 with a collection that continued the designer’s fascination with movement, theatricality and fashion as performance. Presented on September 28, 2026, the show formed part of the official Paris Fashion Week womenswear calendar, placing Weinsanto among the season’s emerging and independent voices.…
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MAXHOSA
By Laduma Ngxokolo MAXHOSA continues to define a distinctly South African language of contemporary fashion with its Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection, bringing together expressive knitwear, graphic pattern, vibrant color, and the cultural codes that have become central to the brand’s identity. The collection demonstrates how traditional references can be transformed into modern luxury without losing…