MARIKO’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection explores freedom as an act of quiet defiance, portraying a woman whose elegance and contemplative nature are matched by an unwavering determination to resist constraint. Anchored in themes of resilience, individuality, and self-determination, the lookbook presents a considered vision of femininity that extends beyond aesthetics, embracing the strength required to stand firm in the face of uncertainty.

Masaco Teranishi’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection captures a refined vision of contemporary femininity, where effortless ease meets understated sophistication. Set against a tranquil, verdant backdrop, the lookbook presents a wardrobe shaped by natural textures, relaxed tailoring, and a harmonious palette of cream, soft pink, muted blue, green, and earthy neutrals.

Coach marked its 85th anniversary at New York Fashion Week with Stuart Vevers’ Spring Summer 2027 collection, a quietly celebratory chapter shaped as much by memory as by modern dressing. Rather than embracing overt nostalgia, Vevers explored the atmosphere that follows a celebration, the lingering confetti, fading flowers, and softened mood of a party after the guests have gone. Personal memories, including his own City Hall wedding and the image of confetti scattered across pavement, became emotional reference points for a collection rooted in the imperfect and ever-changing nature of remembrance.

For Spring/Summer 2027, Zuhair Murad unveils When the Sun Whispers, a collection inspired by the sensual ease of a Mediterranean escape, where dressing beautifully becomes part of the experience itself. Coastal light, ancient ceramics, and the luminous hues of Murano glass inform a wardrobe that feels relaxed yet unmistakably refined, balancing streamlined silhouettes with weightless fabrics and the designer’s signature sense of glamour.

Armarium’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Control/Release, explores the space between discipline and desire, translating a feeling into a wardrobe of precise tailoring, fluid silhouettes, and understated sensuality. For Giorgia Gabriele, the starting point was the distinctive women captured through the lens of Helmut Newton, drawing on the instinctive sensuality of Bianca Jagger and the measured reserve of Charlotte Rampling. Together, they inform a woman who can inhabit strength and softness, masculinity and femininity, without being defined by either.

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.