A summer day from dawn to dusk and the house's codes melt away in the sun's glare. With "Halo," Etro blurs the prints, dissolves the paisleys and alternates vaporous dresses with lean tailoring.
At London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027, where experimentation and new ideas are often paramount, Richard Quinn once again chose to go for extreme extravagance. On a mirrored runway and under crystal chandeliers, the British designer presented a world where dressing becomes a performance and even a form of social power.
For the Spring/Summer 2027 fashion season, Simone Rocha is focusing on developing a women's line that is more restrained, versatile and wearable.
Olas Gallery's autumn/winter programme opens with Marcel Boer's Ibiza light studies at Santa Eulalia, followed by Arnoud L∆L∆ and a December group show of island artists.
For spring-summer 2027, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons make the skirt an object of study and desire, endlessly exploring its forms, materials and uses.
For its 170th anniversary, Burberry entrusted Celia Birtwell and Daniel Lee with the task of reinventing its codes in an instinctive, tactile and resolutely British collection.
For his final collection at Diesel, Glenn Martens transforms the catwalk into an incandescent club where desire, chaos, denim and freedom celebrate one last endless night.
In-between Ibiza presents Being Her, a new group show exploring femininity, memory and desire through the work of Aidha Badr, Yulia Zinshtein, Poppy Faun and Miranda Makaroff, on view in Dalt Vila.
London marks the second stop of Open Studio, the travelling program that brings Homme Plissé Issey Miyake into contact with international creative communities and scenes.
After a twenty-five-year absence, Alexander McQueen returns to London with a collection where elegance, subversion and dark romanticism reconnect with the DNA of the house.
