Rag & Bone’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection embraces the desire to emerge from winter with a renewed sense of lightness, brightness, and ease. Designed by Jennie McCormick and presented as a New York Fashion Week lookbook, the collection takes its cue from the weight of a particularly severe New York winter, translating the urge to shed its heaviness into a wardrobe that feels fresher, softer, and more effortless.
Ralph Lauren returned to downtown Manhattan for Spring/Summer 2027, presenting the collection at Jack Shainman Gallery, marking the third time the house has occupied the distinctive space. For the occasion, the gallery was stripped back to its architectural essence, with white marble, painted tapestries, and crisp seating creating an immaculate setting for a collection that approached the Ralph Lauren woman with a fresher, more sensual perspective.
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.
Bowte’s Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection presents a refined study in understated sophistication, bringing together traditional tailoring, soft femininity, and relaxed proportions in a wardrobe that feels both nostalgic and distinctly contemporary. The collection embraces the quiet confidence of beautifully crafted everyday dressing, allowing texture, silhouette, and thoughtful layering to take centre stage.
Rebecca Vallance’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection captures the designer’s signature vision of polished femininity through a wardrobe that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary. Set against an elegant Mediterranean-inspired backdrop, the collection unfolds through sculpted silhouettes, graceful proportions, and an alluring palette of black, ivory, blush pink, deep red, and midnight blue.
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.
Inscrire's Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection embraces the power of understated luxury, presenting a wardrobe where impeccable tailoring, effortless layering, and refined minimalism define a modern approach to everyday dressing. Built around relaxed silhouettes and elevated essentials, the collection reflects a quiet confidence that favours precision over excess.
Stel presented its Spring/Summer 2027 Collection with 15 looks, continuing Astrid Andersen's evolving vision for the Danish label following her acclaimed years in London designing menswear and streetwear. After stepping away from fashion, Andersen returned with Stel as a modular ready-to-wear proposition shaped by a new chapter of life in Jutland, creating clothes for women that are designed to move with them: tailoring you can skate in, denim you can dance in, and shirting made for travel.




