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.

Viviano’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection unfolds as a dramatic exploration of femininity, where sculptural volume, romantic texture, and unexpected material contrasts create an atmosphere of refined theatricality. The collection balances delicacy with strength, transforming familiar silhouettes through exaggerated proportions and richly tactile surfaces.

Titled “Gacha Series,” the collaboration draws on the randomness, diversity, and subcultural energy of Gacha culture, bringing together SAN SAN GEAR's technical approach to design with YUMINHA's distinctive artist curation.

For Fall/Winter 2026-2027, Chiara Boni La Petite Robe refines its signature language through a sophisticated study of colour, texture, and sculptural femininity. Rather than following fleeting trends, the collection is distilled into four distinctive directions: winter ivory, deep midnight blue, dimensional pearl embellishment, and porcelain-inspired blue florals, all expressed through the house’s renowned stretch jersey alongside knitwear and technical wool.

We11done’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection, Strange Attraction, explores the charged space where desire, disorder, and modern rebellion collide. Inspired by the raw soundscape of post-punk, the collection builds its identity through deliberate contrasts, pairing precise tailoring with relaxed streetwear and dark romanticism with sharply architectural silhouettes.

Azzi & Osta unveil their Spring/Summer 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection with a refined vision where architectural precision meets fluid femininity. Balancing couture-inspired craftsmanship with contemporary ease, the collection celebrates the art of sculpting the body through clean lines, graceful draping, and bold, confident silhouettes that move effortlessly between day and evening.

Romance Was Born steps beyond the traditional runway with RE, an ambitious new presentation created for Melbourne Design Week in collaboration with Cultivated, Cult Furniture’s sustainable refurbishing programme. Following the Sydney label’s 20th-anniversary celebration, designers Anna Plunkett and Luke Sales turn their attention toward a more multidisciplinary exploration, giving salvaged furniture a spectacular new life through the house’s exuberant language of embellishment.