London-based fashion label Palmer Harding marks an important milestone for Spring/Summer 2027, celebrating 15 years since its founding and the presentation of its 60th collection. But rather than looking backwards, designers Matthew Harding and Levi Palmer use the occasion to explore the ideas that have shaped the label while allowing its familiar signatures to evolve.
KITH’s Spring/Summer 2027 lookbook presents a 19-look exploration of contemporary dressing, giving its menswear and womenswear distinct identities while maintaining a cohesive design narrative. Balancing relaxed sophistication with tactile detailing, the collection explores versatile silhouettes, considered layering, and an interplay of textures, with faux fur emerging as a distinctive feature across knitwear, bomber jackets, and vests.
Celebrating its first decade, THE ATTICO unveils SUPERATTICO10, an evocative Fall/Winter 2026–2027 campaign and capsule collection that revisits the defining codes of the Italian label while embracing its ever-evolving creative identity. Founders and creative directors Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini revisit the glamour, sensuality, and unapologetic femininity that shaped the house’s early eveningwear, reinterpreting these signatures through a contemporary lens. Statement-making dresses, intricate embroidery, feathers, sequins, and sculptural silhouettes capture the brand’s distinctive approach to dressing, rooted in individuality, confidence, and self-expression.
Fiorucci unveils its Fall/Winter 2026-2027 campaign, Memorie, an evocative exploration of nostalgia, fantasy, and the ever-evolving nature of identity. Under the creative direction of Francesca Murri, the Italian fashion house reimagines its iconic visual language through unexpected silhouettes, tactile contrasts, and experimental finishes, transforming familiar signatures into something intriguing and surreal. The collection made its debut at London Fashion Week at Somerset House.
MONTSAND’s Autumn 2026 collection draws inspiration from the quiet beauty of nature, presenting a romantic wardrobe framed by sun-dappled woodland and lush greenery. Captured in a serene outdoor setting, the collection embraces an understated aesthetic, where fluid silhouettes and delicate textures create an effortless expression of femininity.
Vivienne Westwood’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection revisits the house’s iconic 1997 Vive La Bagatelle designs, reinterpreting their flirtatious, unconventional spirit through a contemporary lens. Bringing together quintessential English dress codes, boudoir-inspired sensuality, and subversive tailoring, the collection celebrates the designer’s enduring fascination with challenging convention. References to the archive emerge through Sunday dresses and deliberately deconstructed tailoring, while fresh proportions and unexpected details lend the historical influences a distinctly modern attitude.
For Spring/Summer 2027, BCBGMAXAZRIA explores an elegant dialogue between contemporary design and the intricate beauty of the natural world. Drawing inspiration from organic forms, delicate textures, and nature's distinctive patterns, the collection translates familiar elements into a refined wardrobe defined by fluidity, structure, and modern femininity.
YUKI TORII INTERNATIONAL unveils its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, presenting a fresh interpretation of modern everyday dressing through a spirited interplay of colour, print, and relaxed sophistication. Released online on October 30, 2026, at 3 p.m. Japan time, the collection was revealed through the brand’s official website and Instagram, following its October 8 announcement of an upcoming digital presentation featuring campaign imagery and a film.
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