Midnight allure in Itaewon.
Netflix's Single’s Inferno 4-star Chung You-jin stole the spotlight at the 𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗮𝗻 𝗟𝗼𝘃𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝗼𝘂𝗹 exclusive after-party.
Carolina Herrera celebrated 45 years of enduring elegance during New York Fashion Week, transforming the Promenade of the David H. Koch Theater into a spectacular sea of 28,798 yellow tulips. It was a fittingly exuberant setting for a collection by Wes Gordon that honoured the house’s unmistakable codes while reflecting on the remarkable continuity of Herrera’s legacy.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Luar took New York Fashion Week beyond the traditional runway, presenting beneath the monumental Unisphere at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens. For Raul Lopez, the location carried personal resonance, reflecting his connection to the borough and its queer nightlife while providing a striking backdrop for a collection rooted in history, identity, and reinvention.
Bibhu Mohapatra’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection draws inspiration from the extraordinary spirit of Marchesa Luisa Casati, the early 20th-century Venetian icon who transformed her life into a living work of art. Presented at The Pierre Hotel in New York, the collection channels Casati’s theatrical individuality through a distinctly contemporary lens, turning extravagance into a celebration of optimism, colour, and renewal.
Following her own wedding earlier this summer, Ali O’Neill turns her attention to the rituals of warm-weather dressing for Markarian Spring/Summer 2027, presented through a New York Fashion Week lookbook. Rooted in nostalgia, classic Americana, and the designer’s personal approach to dressing in the heat, the collection feels romantic, familiar, and unmistakably Markarian.
The brand continues to build a complete wardrobe around its distinctive woman, with outerwear remaining a defining strength while coordinated separates emerge as an increasingly important signature. A striped cotton set with the relaxed ease of sleepwear captures the season’s effortless spirit, imagining the polished nonchalance of a young New York crowd moving from long summer afternoons into dinner and drinks.
The return of the peplum introduces a subtle early-2010s reference, reinterpreted through sophisticated prints and more forgiving proportions. Rather than embracing restrictive, body-conscious styling, O’Neill gives the silhouette a softer ease, creating a flattering shape designed to move naturally through a summer evening.
Dresses remain essential to the Markarian universe. A bubblegum-pink taffeta gown delivers a suitably romantic statement for a summer wedding, while breezy wildflower-print dresses offer a nostalgic elegance for pre-wedding celebrations and warm-weather gatherings. Across the collection, O’Neill balances occasion dressing with everyday ease, creating a wardrobe that feels feminine, polished, and deeply connected to the pleasures of summer.
In an exclusive OTS Magazine UK interview produced in collaboration with our media partner INSTYLEASIA, TAGRIGHT open up about their journey from the TAG SEARCH project to their official debut with “ZERO”, their first major fashion-stage experience at KANSAI COLLECTION, and their ambitions for the global music scene.
Following their performance at KANSAI COLLECTION 2026 A/W at Kyocera Dome Osaka, the seven-member J-pop group spoke with OTS about their musical identity, working with mentor and choreographer YUMEKI, making the transition from dance performance to runway, and the distinctive hybrid sound they hope will become unmistakably TAGRIGHT.
In an industry where fashion moves faster every season, Atelier Emine is taking a different approach to luxury, one rooted in time, technique, and the human hand.
Based in Türkiye, the house draws on a 65-year craft heritage passed down through generations, reinterpreting traditional making through a distinctly contemporary lens. Its handbags are created through an unusual combination of materials and technique: crystals, pearls, mother-of-pearl, wood, and velvet are individually worked onto monofilament using specialized weaving, knitting, and knotting methods.
For Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027, Raquel Diniz presented her latest collection through an intimate lookbook, continuing the Milan chapter of her label with a format that places silhouette, colour, and surface at the centre. Based around her boutique on Via Santo Spirito, the presentation reflects the Brazilian designer’s distinctive dialogue between Italian craftsmanship and the expressive spirit of South America.
