Elie Saab revisits the sheer layers, floral embroidery and romantic silhouettes that defined his early-2000s success, as the house prepares to introduce its signature codes to a new generation.

Junya Watanabe Spring 2027 split between crystal-covered funk and Edwardian drama, delivering a theatrical celebration of embellishment, excess and fashion that refuses to whisper.

Comme des Garçons Spring 2027 brought denim, pinstripes and everyday basics into Rei Kawakubo’s surreal world of crowns, sculptural volumes and ceremonial embellishment.

Noir Kei Ninomiya’s Spring 2027 collection softened punk rebellion with flowers, pearls and bows, creating a strange Alice in Wonderland world of beauty and defiance.

Michael Rider’s Celine Spring 2027 found its identity in the tension between Parisian polish and spontaneous, slightly undone dressing.

Andreas Kronthaler’s Spring 2027 collection for Vivienne Westwood explored movement, historical dress and male sensuality through vivid prints, beachwear and reworked tailoring.

Nadège Vanhée brought a distinctly Californian ease to Hermès Spring 2027, loosening the house’s leather heritage through sheer knits, fluid tailoring and playful styling.

Gauchere’s Spring 2027 collection softened its minimalist tailoring with airy fabrics, sporty details and closer-to-the-body silhouettes.

Victoria Beckham’s Spring 2027 collection brought a lighter touch to her signature polish, pairing precise tailoring with floating dresses, soft colour and airy movement.

Caroline Hu’s Spring 2027 collection transforms her own dark fairy tale into a romantic wardrobe of patchwork, lace, beadwork and practical tailoring.

Yohji Yamamoto’s Spring 2027 collection turned fringe into both fabric and construction, exploring repetition, craft, movement and the beauty of the body.

Ottolinger Spring 2027 sees Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient soften the label’s signature deconstruction with sensual jersey, sheer layers and fluid silhouettes.

Peter Copping looks to Anjelica Huston, Pina Bausch, Lee Miller, Jeanne Lanvin and other 20th-century style icons for a refined Spring 2027 collection.

Issey Miyake Spring 2027 explores the Japanese concept of ma, transforming air, movement and space into voluminous silhouettes, translucent layers and sculptural forms.

Sarah Burton returns to Givenchy’s roots for Spring 2027, pairing precise tailoring and streamlined silhouettes with Hitchcockian glamour and a modern sense of ease.

Casablanca Spring 2027 brings the colour, rhythm and tropical energy of Brazil to Paris, with citrus shades, hibiscus prints, carnival fringe and surf-inspired accessories.

ArdAzAei Spring 2027 sees Bahareh Ardakani embrace brighter colour, romantic silhouettes and a more confident approach to ready-to-wear.

For Loewe Spring 2027, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez brought Spanish heritage together with American sportswear, ’90s nostalgia and an outdoorsy spirit.

Daniel Roseberry pressed reset at Schiaparelli for Spring 2027, balancing sculptural glamour with a more relaxed wardrobe of monochrome separates.

Alainpaul blurred the line between ballet and rave culture for Spring 2027, mixing pannier skirts, silver lamé and handmade knits with an underground club attitude.