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In an exclusive OTS Magazine UK interview produced in collaboration with our media partner INSTYLEASIA, TAGRIGHT open up about their journey from the TAG SEARCH project to their official debut with “ZERO”, their first major fashion-stage experience at KANSAI COLLECTION, and their ambitions for the global music scene.

Following their performance at KANSAI COLLECTION 2026 A/W at Kyocera Dome Osaka, the seven-member J-pop group spoke with OTS about their musical identity, working with mentor and choreographer YUMEKI, making the transition from dance performance to runway, and the distinctive hybrid sound they hope will become unmistakably TAGRIGHT.

TAGRIGHT From 'ZERO' to the Global Stage: An Exclusive Interview with the Rising J-Pop Group

In an industry where fashion moves faster every season, Atelier Emine is taking a different approach to luxury, one rooted in time, technique, and the human hand.

Based in Türkiye, the house draws on a 65-year craft heritage passed down through generations, reinterpreting traditional making through a distinctly contemporary lens. Its handbags are created through an unusual combination of materials and technique: crystals, pearls, mother-of-pearl, wood, and velvet are individually worked onto monofilament using specialized weaving, knitting, and knotting methods.

Exclusive Interview| Atelier Emine on Craftsmanship, Couture & Turkish Design

For Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027, Raquel Diniz presented her latest collection through an intimate lookbook, continuing the Milan chapter of her label with a format that places silhouette, colour, and surface at the centre. Based around her boutique on Via Santo Spirito, the presentation reflects the Brazilian designer’s distinctive dialogue between Italian craftsmanship and the expressive spirit of South America.

Raquel Diniz SS27 Collection: A Modern Romance of Colour and Form

Jenny Packham’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection marks the next chapter of her Disco Couture story, moving beyond the drama of the entrance to explore the freedom that follows when the woman in the gown begins to dance. Building on the more body-conscious direction introduced for Resort 2027, Packham turns towards a freer, more kinetic vision of glamour, inspired by Lauren Hutton, Lynda Carter, Debbie Harry, and Farrah Fawcett.

Jenny Packham SS27 Collection: The Glamour of Movement

Ganni returned to Paris for Spring/Summer 2027 with a playful presentation that transformed the collection into an immersive celebration of imagination, memory, and self-expression. Designed by photographer and furniture designer Ana Kraš, the setting was intentionally domestic, featuring a bed, refrigerators covered with Polaroids, and an oversized sofa that distorted scale and perspective, mirroring the collection’s fascination with proportion and childhood wonder.

Ganni SS27 Collection: The Art of Staying Young

Petar Petrov’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, presented through a Paris Fashion Week lookbook, explores lightness as both a physical quality and a state of mind. Created in Vienna against the backdrop of an intense summer heatwave, the collection responds to a climate of unease with clothing designed to create space, movement, and a sense of calm. Kimono-inspired cuts, generous wrapping, and long, fluid streamers allow fabric to drift around the body rather than restrict it.

Petar Petrov SS27 Collection: The Poetry of Lightness

Eudon Choi’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection explores the enduring beauty of things transformed by time. Inspired by a recent journey through Athens and Milos, the designer looked to weathered sculptures, ancient architecture, and surfaces shaped by wind, salt, and sunlight, finding beauty not in perfection but in erosion, softness, and the traces left behind by time.

Eudon Choi SS27 Collection: The Beauty of Timeworn Elegance

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.