In an exclusive joint report by OTS Magazine UK and INSTYLEASIA, we spotlight Zee Pruk as he heads to Milan Fashion Week for the DIESEL Spring/Summer 2027 show.
Tanya Taylor’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, presented as a lookbook during New York Fashion Week, channels the designer’s enduring enthusiasm for spring through a wardrobe defined by lightness, versatility, and a closer, more fluid silhouette. Inspired by a solo journey through Argentina, the collection draws from the country’s vivid colours, distinctive light, and expressive approach to dressing, translating those impressions into a polished yet relaxed vision of modern femininity.
Harris Reed’s Spring Summer 2027 collection arrived at London Fashion Week with a noticeably different energy, still theatrical, still unmistakably Reed, but more grounded and intensely focused on the woman at the center of the clothes.
Ancellm presented its Spring Summer 2027 collection in Tokyo through an atmospheric setting inside a glass train station, allowing natural daylight to become an integral part of the presentation. From the cool clarity of pale morning tones to the deep indigo of dusk, the changing light mirrored the collection's own transition, where familiar materials were softened, faded, and transformed into something unexpectedly ethereal.
Anna Choi presented her Spring/Summer 2027 collection at Shibuya Hikarie Hall during Tokyo Fashion Week, unveiling a sophisticated study of the relationship between the body, fabric, and sculptural form. Working between made-to-order creations with a haute couture sensibility and ready-to-wear, the New York-based designer draws not from particular cities, but from the sensations, encounters, and memories gathered across New York, Tokyo, Paris, and Milan.
Norma Kamali approaches Spring/Summer 2027 through three distinct expressions of contemporary dressing: essentials, romance, and body-conscious glamour. Presented as a lookbook during New York Fashion Week, the collection demonstrates the designer’s ability to transform even the most familiar wardrobe pieces into expressions of confidence, comfort, and modern sensuality.
Sharon Wauchob’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, presented through a London Fashion Week lookbook, explores the elusive beauty of dusk, the suspended moment between day and night, departure and arrival. Built around the idea of "almost", the collection translates that sense of transition into a sophisticated wardrobe where sensuality, craftsmanship, and individuality coexist with remarkable ease.
Susan Fang’s Spring/Summer 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection arrived at London Fashion Week as an enchanting study of romance, illusion, and imagined worlds. While developing costumes for Huang Ruo’s opera M. Butterfly at La Monnaie / De Munt in Brussels, Fang found herself moving fluidly between theatre and fashion, allowing the emotional intensity of performance to inform a collection filled with dreamlike tension, delicate fantasy, and otherworldly beauty.
