With its 19-look Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Brock marks a fresh chapter for American designer Kris Brock, returning to the seasonal fashion landscape under a more streamlined name following the closure of Brock Collection in 2021. After stepping away from the demands of the fashion calendar and later collaborating with V. Chapman, Brock re-emerges with a vision that feels more playful, accessible, and intimately connected to his signature romantic sensibility. Following the quiet introduction of a resort collection this summer, the new lineup represents the label’s first full collection.

For Spring/Summer 2027, David Koma takes to the ice rink, reinterpreting the fierce glamour of 1990s figure skating through a distinctly modern lens. Inspired by the sport’s dramatic silhouettes and the determination of Tonya Harding, the collection explores the tension between athletic functionality and high-octane femininity. Practical warm-up layers evolve into striking rinkside statements, sharpened by Koma’s signature precision tailoring, feathered embellishments, and an unapologetically theatrical sensibility.

For Spring/Summer 2027, Dice Kayek enters a more vibrant and expressive chapter, as designer Ece Ege reimagines the house’s signature sculptural elegance through a garden-inspired spectrum of colour. Sakura blossoms unfurl across pink and red prints, complemented by citrus yellow, vivid orange, blue, and grass green. Drawing on Ege’s enduring fascination with Japanese architecture, gardens, and artisanal traditions, the collection evokes a sense of tranquillity while embracing a renewed spirit of exuberance.

Alexandra Pijut unveils her Resort 2027 collection, Le Cygne, a deeply personal 35-look offering that transforms cherished memories into a poetic expression of contemporary femininity. Inspired by her own wedding, the collection reflects a heartfelt exploration of love, comfort, and quiet nostalgia, translating intimate moments into refined silhouettes that feel timeless rather than trend-driven. The result is a wardrobe imbued with emotional depth, where personal storytelling becomes an elegant form of design.

Since its founding, Rag & Bone has defined a distinctly urban approach to menswear, one that merges British tailoring with the understated grit of New York. For Resort 2027, Head of Menswear Swaim Hutson delivers a collection that does not seek reinvention but rather a measured recalibration. It is a “gentle refresh” that refines the brand’s codes with clarity and restraint.