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Christopher Kane returned to London Fashion Week with his debut Mulberry collection, while Seán McGirr brought Alexander McQueen back to the brand's birthplace after showing in Paris. The dual moments have fueled intense industry chatter about McQueen's creative direction.
Founder-designers Gursi Singh and Amrita Khanna brought their label Lovebirds to London Fashion Week, presenting a Spring 2027 collection. The line sought to move past familiar clichés often associated with Indian fashion.
Designer Di Petsa built her Spring 2027 collection around the theme of motherhood, using her signature wet-look draping alongside dribbling strings and umbilical cord-inspired details. The collection continues her brand's exploration of the body and personal narrative through fabric manipulation.
Downtown designer Emily Dawn Long debuted her spring-summer 2027 line via a short film rather than a traditional show. The noted cinephile's approach blends fashion and film, underscoring how brands are rethinking collection launches through original content.
Designer Huishan Zhang's Spring 2027 collection draws on a dialogue between Deborah Turbeville and Eileen Chang, building a quietly sensual wardrobe of semi-fitted cheongsams. The line leans on globally sourced craft to convey seduction through restraint rather than overt display.
Seán McGirr drew on Piero della Francesca's 'The Baptism of Christ' and London's young rave scene for McQueen's Spring 2027 collection. The line featured silky fabrics cinched with belts, alongside metallic pieces from longtime collaborator Shaun Leane.
Louis Vuitton is launching a new Artycapucines capsule collection featuring designs inspired by Keith Haring. The brand plans to showcase select pieces at Art Basel Paris alongside bags from earlier editions of the series.
French children's fashion house Bonpoint has teamed up with MoMA on a 16-piece capsule collection inspired by Monet's 'Water Lilies.' The line launches in the U.S. on October 9.
The brand staged its first official London Fashion Week show since 2001, blending Savile Row tailoring with rave-era energy. The collection leaned into London's distinct sense of stylish 'wrongness' as a creative signature.
Roksanda's Spring 2027 collection takes cues from textile sculptor Françoise Grossen, translating her signature knotting and braiding techniques into ready-to-wear. The result infuses everyday pieces with an artful, sculptural edge.
Christopher Kane returned to the runway at London Fashion Week, three years after shuttering his namesake label, now helming Mulberry's Spring 2027 collection. The show signals a major creative reset for the British heritage brand.
Christopher Kane's first collection for Mulberry reworks British heritage codes with sharp cutouts, cool gray palettes and off-kilter bag silhouettes. The debut signals a bold creative direction shift for the storied British brand.
Designer Yasuko Furuta presented Toga's Spring 2026 lineup, exploring lightweight layering techniques suited for warm-weather dressing. The collection addresses the challenge of building outfits that feel airy even when temperatures rise.
Timberland has launched a special-edition Stud Collection for women, featuring the Stone Street Platform 6-Inch Boot and a matching Stone Street Platform Boat Shoe. The release adds embellished detailing to the brand's signature silhouettes and is available now.
Erdem Moralıoğlu built his Spring 2027 show around the tension between masculine and feminine, drawing inspiration from a 1920s female impersonator and trapeze artist. The collection continues the designer's exploration of gender fluidity through historical reference points.
Designer Yuhan Wang presented her Spring 2027 collection, pushing her signature delicate aesthetic toward a more sensual register. The show blurred the line between lingerie and daywear, unfolding as a deliberate, voyeuristic procession down the runway.
London-based French designer Pauline Dujancourt, recipient of the 2026 ANDAM Special Prize, expanded her signature knitwear and bridal focus with new woven textiles for Spring 2027. The collection marks a design evolution for the emerging label.
A skirt set paired with the iconic Armadillo shoes from Alexander McQueen's 'Plato's Atlantis' collection sold for $1.586 million at auction, breaking records for the label. The sale lands just days before McQueen's return to London Fashion Week, and the look's history includes ties to Naomi Campbell and Lady Gaga.
Talia Byre's Spring 2027 collection leans on repeated favorite pieces, reworked in light tones with sharp bursts of color. The label continues to build its identity through consistency rather than reinvention, a signal worth tracking for brands and buyers alike.
At London Fashion Week, designer Aaron Esh moved beyond his signature black-and-white aesthetic, introducing crimson, teal and shocking pink into the SS27 collection. The shift signals a new creative direction for a label known for restraint.
Marks & Spencer marked 100 years in fashion with a see-now, buy-now presentation at the Design Museum. The show featured Erin O'Connor, Lara Stone, Jodie Kidd and Karen Elson walking the collection.
London Fashion Week's Spring 2027 shows spotlighted designers including Harris Reed, whose baroque gowns leaned into dreamy maximalism, and Petra Fagerström, who presented a Swedish Summer-themed collection. The season's runway highlights offer a fresh read on where fashion is heading next.
SKIMS is growing its footwear catalog under the Fall 2026 Edit 01 collection with the NikeSKIMS Rift Mesh Cave Stone, a split-toe sneaker in a chocolate colorway. The release continues the brand's push into sneaker territory through its ongoing Nike collaboration.
New York Fashion Week's SS27 shows delivered standout runway moments, from ladybug skirts to frog-print blazers, signaling fresh directions for brands entering the season. For agencies and talent, these shows are a key read on which houses are pushing bold, distinctive design language.
Polish designer Magda Butrym brought her S/S 27 collection to New York Fashion Week for the first time, marking another milestone after opening her city store. The show fused her Polish roots with her adopted New York identity, signaling deeper brand investment in the U.S. market.