Simon Miller takes an unapologetically vibrant approach to Fall/Winter 2026-2027, with designer Chelsea Hansford turning away from conventional autumn neutrals in favour of colour, movement and optimistic energy. For a label known for playful resort dressing, the challenge was to translate that spirit into colder-season wardrobes without losing its distinctive personality. The answer is a distinctly Southern Californian interpretation of winter, where bold colour and expressive texture remain at the centre.

Marc Cain presented its Spring Summer 2027 collection digitally, under the evocative title Palazzo Dreaming. Set within the historic Palazzo Ca’ di Lista in Veneto, a 16th-century Venetian villa nestled between Padua and Venice, the presentation transformed its Renaissance architecture, frescoed interiors, symmetrical gardens, and luminous late-summer light into an idyllic setting for a celebration of modern summer dressing.

Awave Studio’s High Summer 2026 collection, Heatwave, captures the intensity and sensuality of high summer through a 32-look wardrobe shaped by heat, skin, and light. Set against turquoise infinity pools, rugged shorelines, and sun-warmed stone terraces at golden hour, the collection embodies an effortless resort mood where fluid movement and unapologetic glamour come together.

One striking white look became one of the most memorable moments of KIMOUI's Autumn/Winter 2026–27 presentation.

At Seoul Fashion Week, it didn't take an entire collection to capture attention.

For KIMOUI AW26–27, one look in particular stood out: a floor-length white robe-like silhouette that walked the runway with an almost sculptural presence.

Created under the creative direction of designer Daesung Kim, the look offered a striking interpretation of what cold-weather dressing can be less about conventional layers and more about silhouette, texture, and visual impact.