Tony Ward presents “Unfolding,” his Spring Summer 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection, inspired by nature’s gradual transformation and the beauty of forms in motion.
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Celebrating its 40th anniversary, Hogan Fall/Winter 2026-2027 revisits the house archives through a contemporary lens, embracing Milan as both muse and metropolitan stage. Reimagined through a new generation’s perspective, the city becomes a dynamic expression of movement, heritage, and modernity, setting the tone for a collection that honours the past while looking firmly towards the future.
FRAY I.D’s Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection explores the refined interplay between softness and structure, presenting a contemporary wardrobe where tactile richness meets effortless sophistication. Through a considered palette of ivory, cream, camel, black, and deep blue, the Japanese label reimagines cold-weather dressing with fluid silhouettes, nuanced layering, and an understated elegance designed for modern versatility.
OUMA Bridal unveils Alluvia Continued, a refined new chapter in its Fall 2027 collection, exploring the interplay between romantic craftsmanship and contemporary sophistication. Designed by Beijing-born, FIT-educated designer Ou Ma, the capsule comprises three new styles presented across four distinct looks, offering a fresh perspective on modern bridal dressing through considered silhouettes, tactile fabrics, and artful construction.
For Spring/Summer 2027, AVVENN presents Sanctuary, a contemplative yet tactile exploration of inner balance, unveiled at Shanghai Fashion Week. Drawing inspiration from the Mogao Caves of Dunhuang, where centuries of devotion have left their imprint on ancient painted walls, the collection reflects on the enduring beauty of time, memory, and spiritual introspection, translating these themes into a wardrobe attuned to the rhythms of contemporary life.
At Shanghai Fashion Week, Xu Zhi transformed the historic ballroom of the Okura Garden Hotel into an atmospheric stage for The Girls, a collection exploring the delicate tension between romance and rebellion. Beneath the stained-glass dome, models circled live musicians as the gentle strains of a harp gradually gave way to drums and keyboards, establishing a haunting interplay between classical elegance and raw, contemporary energy.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Marchesa returns to the romance that has long defined the house, as Georgina Chapman unveils a 14-look collection inspired by the beauty of a garden in bloom. Centred on elaborate floral embellishment, sumptuous textures, and striking silhouettes, the lookbook embraces the enduring allure of occasion dressing, where each gown is conceived to command attention through artistry rather than fleeting trends.
