Sonia Carrasco Spring 2027
Barcelona-based designer Sonia Carrasco brought a sense of ritualised togetherness to Paris Men’s Fashion Week, staging her Spring 2027 presentation around a runway set as a dining table, complete with flatware and place settings. The concept drew from the Spanish tradition of the extended lunch — a social rhythm that moves from meal into conversation, stretching the idea of gathering well beyond the table itself.
For Spring 2027, Carrasco continued her exploration of exposed construction and inside-out tailoring, presenting a coed wardrobe built around visibility rather than concealment. Garments revealed their own making through exposed seams, dissected lapels and reworked internal structures, balancing process-driven detail with clean, wearable silhouettes.
A standout tapestry gown in chunky cotton crochet introduced a more decorative register, lifted by silk ribbons that softened its weight. Elsewhere, tailored shorts were detailed with visible tacking stitches, while a polo shirt reinterpreted the internal architecture of a blazer, using its lapel construction as a collar detail. A dress based on the structure of a tailored jacket and a shirt-skirt derived from a stretched poplin button-down further extended the idea of garments rebuilt from within.
Accessories followed the same logic, including a tote bag stripped to reveal internal seams and Carrasco’s signature bag referencing the upper form of a garment bag. Across the collection, butter-soft leather jackets and trousers reinforced the focus on craft and material honesty, all produced in Barcelona.
