For FW26–27, Seoul-based couture house Hannah Shin presented THE SHIMMER: Bodies in Refraction, a hypnotic exploration of technology, movement, and the evolving relationship between the human body and fashion.

In an exclusive joint report by OTS Magazine UK and our media partner INSTYLEASIA, we bring together the Milan Fashion Week highlights of Zee Pruk as he takes his place at the DIESEL Spring/Summer 2027 show.

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

In an era where fashion increasingly embraces spectacle, LENA ERZIAK reminds us that true haute couture is built upon craftsmanship, emotion, and artistic storytelling. With the Iron Sakura and Melancholia collections, LENA ERZIAK continues to demonstrate why her maison has become synonymous with sculptural elegance, exceptional craftsmanship, and emotionally resonant storytelling. While each collection possesses its own distinct identity, together they celebrate the dialogue between strength and delicacy and architectural precision and poetic movement, reaffirming the timeless artistry of haute couture.

PARIS, FRANCE — Every couture house reaches a defining moment, and for Inclover Couture, that milestone arrives with the unveiling of Inclover Men, the maison's first-ever menswear collection, introduced by founder and creative director Gaziza Shabdarbayeva during Paris Haute Couture Week 2026.

Berlin Fashion Week witnessed a compelling fusion of sustainability, architecture and retrofuturism as Selva Huygens unveiled its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, AEROSPATIAL, on July 5 at Weltwirtschaft am Haus der Kulturen der Welt.

In an almost surreal twist of climate and couture, Dior unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026–2027 collection under a blazing Parisian sun. Staged in the historic Tuileries Garden, the show transformed the octagonal basin into a reflective pond scattered with artificial water lilies, encased by glass corridors that intensified the heat into something near-theatrical.

At Bangkok International Fashion Week, Thai fashion house FLYNOW delivered a poetic finale with its Autumn/Winter collection, The Sea Mist, a closing show that lingered long after the runway fell silent.

Thai fashion took center stage at Bangkok International Fashion Week 2025 as 27 FRIDAY, designed by Chanachai “Sith” Jareeyathana, presented Made in Thailand in collaboration with the Tourism Authority of Thailand. Opening with six models draped in the colours of the Thai national flag, the show reimagined “Thainess” through a contemporary, street-driven lens – bold, playful, and unapologetically modern.

PAINKILLER ATELIER returned to the Bangkok International Fashion Week runway with a Spring/Summer 2025 collection that felt both intimate and expansive, an artistic journey rooted in its theme, “Embrace of Gaia”. Known for fusing streetwear with cultural narratives, the Thai menswear label once again delivered a presentation that resonated far beyond the catwalk.

At his Madison Avenue headquarters, Ralph Lauren unveiled his Spring/Summer 2026 collection in what felt like both a celebration of legacy and a bold step forward. Nearing six decades at the forefront of fashion—and recently nominated for the CFDA Womenswear Designer of the Year—Lauren reaffirmed why his influence remains unshakeable in an industry obsessed with constant reinvention.

At the foot of the Eiffel Tower, Saint Laurent unveiled its Spring Summer 2026 collection—a landmark thirtieth show for Anthony Vaccarello that distilled the maison’s DNA into its sharpest, most compelling form. Staged within a French garden designed in the shape of the Cassandre logo and adorned with pristine white hydrangeas, the spectacle set the tone for an evening steeped in precision, beauty, and drama.

 Takuto Hamaya Brings Star Power to Berlin Showroom at Seoul Fashion Week SS2026

As an official media collaborator, OTS Magazine is proud to spotlight this groundbreaking initiative, which brings together the visionary creativity of Korean and Italian designers. Milan Loves Seoul redefines cross-cultural fashion exchange by blending innovation, artistry, and global influence, creating an unforgettable moment on the international stage.

Renowned Korean actor Joel Jay Lane, widely recognized for his role as Player No. 375 in Netflix’s global hit Squid Game, graced the Milan Loves Seoul 2025 Reception Party in Seoul’s vibrant Seongsu district wearing a dashing outfit by Francesca Cottone

At the Fall/Winter 2025–2026 Haute Couture showcase of India Couture Week, Amit Aggarwal transported audiences into a world where fashion transcends fabric and becomes living sculpture. The runway shimmered under moody lights, each model a moving masterpiece draped in Aggarwal’s signature futuristic craftsmanship.

At Seoul Fashion Week, Japanese model and internet sensation NAGOMI captivated audiences as she graced the runway for RE RHEE’s Autumn/Winter 2025-26 collection. The Seoul-based womenswear label, helmed by designer Rhee June-bok, presented its latest collection, “Traces of Lingering Scent,” at the iconic Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)—an event attended by a star-studded crowd, including Korean celebrities and K-pop icons.

 At Paris Men’s Fashion Week FW25, Guillaume Henry presented Patou’s Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection with a refreshing departure from traditional narratives. Instead of telling a story, Henry allowed the audience to craft their own, focusing on materials, textures, and the fleeting impression of the quintessential urban muse.

 Alice Temperley’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection unveils a bold new chapter for the brand, balancing its iconic craftsmanship with a fresh focus on accessible, everyday luxury. Presented at London Fashion Week, the collection expands the ready-to-wear White Label line, catering to a younger, global audience, particularly in the U.S., while staying true to Temperley’s artisanal roots.