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.

For Fall/Winter 2026–2027, Ritsuko Karita delivers a collection that refines minimalism into something quietly expressive, where tailoring becomes a medium for subtle disruption. Presented through a stark, uncluttered visual language, the season focuses on the tension between structure and softness, an interplay that feels both intellectual and deeply wearable.

Francisco Cancino’s Fall Winter 2026-2027 collection unfolds as an intellectually layered meditation on heritage, craftsmanship, and the fluidity of time. Drawing inspiration from Jorge Luis Borges’ The Aleph, the literary concept of a singular point where every fragment of existence converges simultaneously, the designer approaches the season as both a reflection and a reinvention of his own creative archive. Rather than treating fashion as a fixed narrative, Cancino reanimates foundational silhouettes through a contemporary lens, transforming the collection into a sophisticated dialogue between memory, identity, and evolution.

Veronica Beard’s Resort 2027 collection arrives at a defining moment for the brand. As founders Veronica Swanson Beard and Veronica Miele Beard celebrate the expansion of their global retail presence and prepare to open their first Paris boutique on Rue François-I, the collection reflects a sophisticated dialogue between Parisian refinement and the effortless practicality of American sportswear. Aptly titled Shape Shifter, the season embraces versatility as its guiding principle, offering a wardrobe designed to move seamlessly across cities, occasions, and lifestyles.