Designers

Ralph Lauren Spring 2027: Touched by the Hand

Ralph Lauren mixed brocade with cargo pants, a 1967 tie with faded jeans and hand-painted silks that look sun-bleached. Half the looks were built on trousers.

McQueen Spring 2027: It's That Clashing of Things

Seán McGirr took McQueen to the undercroft of Lincoln's Inn Chapel and set Savile Row tailoring against ravewear and sabotaged gowns. Tailored jackets led the show.

Max Mara Spring 2027: What You Want in Your Daily Life

Ian Griffiths built Max Mara's spring collection on the utility wardrobe, with storm-flap trenches, hunting gilets and wide belts on more than half the looks. It is a show about clothes you actually use.

Acne Studios Spring 2027: Denim Hystoria

Jonny Johansson set Acne Studios' first jeans against historic dress, with puffed skirts over denim, cameo brooches and floral boots. Florals and bags each showed up on two in five looks.

Marni Spring 2027: It's Sexy, But Absolutely Not Sexy

Meryll Rogge's second Marni collection edits the house rather than reinventing it, with raw calfskin, giant buckles and decoration on top of decoration. Nearly two thirds of the looks wore an open sandal.

Gucci Spring 2027: The Gucci Before Fashion

Demna's Gucci show, staged inside a fake Gucci store, cast equestrians, Milanese trench wearers and twisted preps in one room. More than four in five looks carried a bag.

Coach Spring 2027: A Party, an Anniversary

Stuart Vevers marked Coach's 85th year with rumpled suits, inside-out trench coats and confetti-covered bags. Nearly every look wore a long pendant necklace, and most carried a bag.

Cult Gaia Spring 2027: Grief and Celebration at Once

Jasmin Larian Hekmat's Cult Gaia collection, Behesht, moved from olive green and black into chainmail, florals and petals falling from the ceiling. Here is the show by the numbers and in my words.

Fendi Spring 2027: Fashion Is Part of Our Language

Maria Grazia Chiuri's Fendi show, staged inside a box of mirrors, broken down look by look. Almost half the looks were all black and about half carried a bag, from a house that knows exactly what its Baguette means.

Dior Spring 2027: It Starts Off With Chiffon

Jonathan Anderson's Dior made the Bar jacket and the circle skirt almost transparent for a hotter world. Nearly every look carried a bag, which says a lot about where the house is headed.

Saint Laurent Spring 2027: An Evening Should Glow

Anthony Vaccarello's Saint Laurent goodbye, told through the runway: gold on almost every look, a finale in black and not a single bag. Here is what the show was really about, and the pieces that carry the idea now.

Dries Van Noten Spring 2027: A Real Star-Is-Born Moment

Julian Klausner turned vintage movie posters into prints for his best Dries Van Noten collection yet. More than half the looks carry a bag, and the whole thing feels glamorous but easy to wear.

Menswear Labels Everyone Will Be Wearing Next

The labels that get talked about next are usually the ones with a clear point of view and a founder you can name. This edit goes through Slowear, N.Peal, NN07, NAHMIAS and other names worth learning, from Italian trousers to Copenhagen shirting and Los Angeles streetwear. Read on for the pieces I would try first from each.