Meryll Rogge pushes Marni further into colour, deconstruction and deliberate awkwardness for Spring/Summer 2027, balancing the house’s quirky heritage with a younger, grungier attitude.

Francesco Murano looks to Fritz Lang’s Metropolis for Spring/Summer 2027, balancing architectural structure and fluid draping through a collection titled Éidola.

Mantù returns to understated Italian elegance for Spring/Summer 2027, combining clean silhouettes with tactile fabrics, expressive colour and a new collaboration with GAVA.

Fausto Puglisi pushes Roberto Cavalli’s maximalist DNA further for Spring/Summer 2027, combining denim, animal prints, embellishment, Renaissance references and early-2000s glamour.

Venerdì Pomeriggio Spring/Summer 2027 takes Vivetta Ponti’s whimsical aesthetic outdoors, exploring gardening through floral prints, embroidery, feathers, crystals and playful surrealism.

Forte Forte travels the ancient Spice Route for Spring/Summer 2027, combining rich colour, artisanal techniques, crochet and woven accessories with its Italian craftsmanship.

Brunello Cucinelli explores the tension between intricate craftsmanship and effortless dressing for Spring/Summer 2027, bringing crochet, raffia, organza and workwear together.

Simone Bellotti brings vulnerability to Jil Sander for Spring/Summer 2027, disrupting precise tailoring with crinkled fabrics, unusual proportions and intentional imperfection.

Dsquared2 Spring/Summer 2027 explores the tension between the sacred and profane, mixing Catholic imagery, rap swagger, distressed denim and exposed tailoring.

Dhruv Kapoor looks to ageing, decay and renewal for Spring/Summer 2027, reworking Indian silhouettes through experimental fabrics, embellishment and contemporary tailoring.

For his final Diesel collection, Glenn Martens pushed denim, deconstruction and desire to their limits, closing his five-year tenure with a deliberately chaotic runway spectacle.

Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons build Spring/Summer 2027 around the skirt, revisiting Prada codes through pleating, technical fabrics, crystals, leather and industrial details.

Dimitra Petsa explores motherhood and self-mothering for Spring/Summer 2027, pushing her signature wet-look draping into a more theatrical and physical collection.

Huishan Zhang explores the art of suggestion for Spring/Summer 2027, combining modernised cheongsams, intricate craftsmanship and innovative fabrics with a quieter approach to sensuality.

Seán McGirr brings Alexander McQueen back to London for Spring/Summer 2027, balancing Piero della Francesca, rave culture, Savile Row tailoring and Shaun Leane’s sharp metalwork in a collection that continues to define his vision for the house.

Burberry closed London Fashion Week SS27 with Daniel Lee reworking the house’s British codes through Celia Birtwell prints, relaxed tailoring, floral embroidery and a more lived-in approach to luxury.

Vogue World: Milano promised a celebration of Italian craftsmanship, but robots, technology and celebrity spectacle sometimes threatened to overshadow the fashion itself