Monique Lhuillier’s Spring/Summer 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection captures the essence of contemporary glamour through a graceful interplay of sculptural form, fluid movement, and luminous colour. The collection remains unmistakably feminine, balancing polished sophistication with an expressive sense of romance across an elegant spectrum of day-to-evening silhouettes.

Since its relaunch under G-III, Donna Karan New York has steadily re-established the defining codes of its founder’s vision: dressing the modern woman as powerful, multifaceted, and uncompromisingly herself. For Spring Summer 2027, that authority remains intact but takes on a more fluid expression, exploring what happens when strength is allowed to soften without losing its presence.

For Spring/Summer 2027, Kanako Tamura revisits its signature Princess Story with a lighter, more ethereal, and wearable interpretation. Founded in Tokyo in 2022 around designer Kanako Tamura’s childhood fascination with a beloved fairy-tale princess, the brand continues to explore that fantasy through a distinctly contemporary lens, allowing romance to feel effortless rather than theatrical.

For Fall/Winter 2026-2027, Alessandro Michele brings Valentino back to Rome through Interferenze, an evocative campaign that rejects the traditional postcard image of the city in favour of something more fragmented, intimate, and provocative. Conceived with art directors Ezra Petronio and Lana Petrusevych of Petronio Associates and photographed by Glen Luchford, the campaign features Apolline Rocco Fohrer, Dario Tonin, George Anderson, Joe Bottomer, and Qiuyue Li moving through a warehouse populated by monumental fragments of classical sculpture.

Spotted in Tokyo, SODUK (@soduk_official) presented its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, “LOVE,” as the closing presentation of Rakuten Fashion Week TOKYO.