As the seasons change, so can our skin's needs. In this autumn beauty feature for OTS Magazine, Nigerian fashion and portrait photographer Okiki Onipede captures the natural beauty and radiant presence of model Temitope Ganiyu in a striking portrait that places glowing skin and effortless expression at the centre of the frame. With its warm tones, understated styling, and refreshing sense of ease, the image sets the scene for our guide to keeping skin hydrated, comfortable, and healthy-looking throughout the cooler months.
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.
Alexander Wang approaches Fall/Winter 2026-2027 with a vision of opulence that is anything but heavy-handed. Built around a restrained palette of slate grey and black, the collection finds its impact in precise silhouettes, sculptural outerwear, and polished leather before introducing unexpected flashes of fur and crystal that transform simplicity into something deliberately seductive.
Rasario’s Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection presents a sophisticated vision of femininity shaped by sculptural tailoring, sensual draping, and a theatrical approach to proportion. The collection moves confidently between polished restraint and dramatic glamour, creating an elegant wardrobe that feels distinctly contemporary while retaining an unmistakable couture sensibility.
Lanvin en Bleu unveils its Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection through an intimate presentation of refined wardrobe essentials, reaffirming the label’s commitment to versatility, craftsmanship, and enduring sophistication. Designed with the modern Japanese woman in mind, the collection balances understated luxury with practical ease, creating pieces that transition effortlessly between daytime refinement and evening polish.
Susan Fang’s Spring/Summer 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection arrived at London Fashion Week as an enchanting study of romance, illusion, and imagined worlds. While developing costumes for Huang Ruo’s opera M. Butterfly at La Monnaie / De Munt in Brussels, Fang found herself moving fluidly between theatre and fashion, allowing the emotional intensity of performance to inform a collection filled with dreamlike tension, delicate fantasy, and otherworldly beauty.
ACT N°1 presented its Spring/Summer 2027 collection on September 26 during Milan Fashion Week, staging the show within a secluded Milanese courtyard garden where filtered light and lush greenery created an intimate setting for Luca Lin’s quietly inventive vision. At its heart, the collection is an exploration of everyday dressing, taking familiar wardrobe staples and subtly transforming them through unconventional construction, adaptable proportions, and considered detail.
Carven's Resort 2027 collection offers a refined meditation on the many dimensions of contemporary femininity, exploring the delicate balance between the woman the world sees and the self she nurtures in private. Rooted in the beauty of contrast, the collection celebrates the harmony between strength and vulnerability, presenting a wardrobe that moves effortlessly between moments of quiet intimacy and confident self-expression.







