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For Spring/Summer 2027, Kate and Laura Mulleavy present Rodarte through a 25-look collection steeped in romanticism, sculptural volume, and an almost ethereal sense of movement. The story begins with a Renaissance-inspired maiden, imagined as an Ophelia with a happier fate, adorned with woven and fresh flowers. Longtime collaborator Joseph Free further enriched the opening look with handcrafted floral earrings and a belt, establishing the collection’s poetic atmosphere.

The model is wearing a romantic blush pink / nude lace gown.

For Spring/Summer 2027, Polo Ralph Lauren returns to Paris with a 52-look collection that captures the spirit of an American summer through an eclectic yet considered wardrobe. Led by Karen Brown Brody, Senior Brand Creative Director for Women’s Polo and RLX under Ralph Lauren’s direction, the collection imagines a woman shaped by travel and discovery, accumulating jewellery, straw bags, and personal treasures along the way while remaining anchored in the timeless codes of Ralph Lauren.

The model is wearing a multi-layered look featuring a cornflower blue cardigan, a black turtleneck, and pale lilac trousers.

For Spring/Summer 2027, presented during Paris Fashion Week, Sarah Burton considers what happens to the architecture of clothing when the world itself feels increasingly unsettled. Rather than abandoning structure, Burton responds with precision, disciplined proportions, and an assured wardrobe designed to restore a sense of equilibrium. Her vision is one of clarity: clothing that empowers without overwhelming the woman wearing it.

The model is wearing a structural light beige trench coat look accessorized with a pop of bright yellow bag.

Carolina Herrera celebrated 45 years of enduring elegance during New York Fashion Week, transforming the Promenade of the David H. Koch Theater into a spectacular sea of 28,798 yellow tulips. It was a fittingly exuberant setting for a collection by Wes Gordon that honoured the house’s unmistakable codes while reflecting on the remarkable continuity of Herrera’s legacy.

Carolina Herrera SS27 Collection: An American Legacy in Full Bloom

For Spring/Summer 2027, presented during Paris Fashion Week, Satoshi Kondo and the Issey Miyake design team turn to the Japanese concept of ma: the space, pause, and interval between things, as the philosophical foundation for a collection titled Figure of Ma. Rather than beginning with conventional garment construction, the creative process began with movement itself, exploring how fabric could occupy space, respond to air, and interact with the body.

The model is wearing a striking white, black, and vibrant purple avant-garde pleated outerwear piece.

For Spring/Summer 2027, presented during Paris Fashion Week, Isabel Marant looks beyond the Parisian codes synonymous with the house, turning instead to the hazy sensuality of 1960s Los Angeles. Creative Director Kim Bekker found inspiration in Sam Haskins’ evocative book of photographs, drawn to its softly illuminated women and translucent, sun-washed palette. The collection marked a deliberate shift in tone, embracing a quieter and more pared-back femininity while retaining the effortless attitude at the heart of Marant.

The model is wearing an all-black bohemian, crochet-lace cropped cape top and knee-length shorts.

For Spring/Summer 2027, presented during Paris Fashion Week, Gauchere continues to distinguish itself through a refined language of restraint, precision, and understated strength. Positioned on the official Paris schedule between Rick Owens and Schiaparelli, Marie-Christine Statz’s aesthetic offers a markedly different proposition: rather than relying on spectacle, she allows considered construction and the relationship between garment and body to command attention.

The model is wearing a monochrome taupe coat, top and trousers.

The era of ultra-minimalist quiet luxury may be shifting into something sharper.

After seasons dominated by soft tailoring, understated cashmere, and barely-there branding, street style in the United States is embracing a more commanding silhouette. During New York Fashion Week and beyond, the oversized blazer, strong shoulders, and wide-leg trousers are becoming the new language of dressed-up dressing.