Inspired by the sensual and free women photographed by Sam Haskins in the 1960s, Isabel Marant imagines a summer of 2027 where lightness, craftsmanship and sensuality meet.
For summer 2027, Stella McCartney transforms the catwalk into an underwater world and questions, with sculptural elegance, our relationship to the living world.
Pushing the everyday dressing boundaries.
Crumpled drapes held in place by wire, lingerie worn on the outside, zips, feathers and a new bag with three compartments – for Spring/Summer 2027, The Attico seated its guests on beds and asked who a woman becomes when nobody is watching
This October holds the potential for promising transformations for all 12 zodiac signs.
For spring-summer 2027, Pierpaolo Piccioli makes couture a living laboratory where gesture, body and material reinvent the codes of Balenciaga.
With Re{form}, John Galliano opens Zara's archives to haute couture and transforms its familiar pieces into new, theatrical and contemporary silhouettes.
Moschino Spring/Summer 2027 marks a new chapter under Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, where Franco Moschino's legacy is approached through proportion, structure and whimsy rather than the revival of familiar symbols.
For his first show at Courrèges, Drew Henry draws on the House's archives to reinvent, with humour and colours, the optimism of its early years.
In the midst of the Tuileries, Jonathan Anderson imagines for Dior an ethereal silhouette where transparency, opacity, movement and the virtuosity of the ateliers respond to each other.
