The Attico Spring/Summer 2027 explores the private self through sensual dressing, sculptural construction and a cast of women moving between glamour, utility and provocation.

Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina make their Moschino debut with a more restrained collection, using everyday dressing, subtle humour and an unconventional show format to reset the house.

Sportmax Spring/Summer 2027 responds to extreme heat with organza, voile and flowing silhouettes, while retaining the brand’s sharp, urban attitude.

Galib Gassanoff’s Institution Spring/Summer 2027 collection transforms flat geometric forms into sculptural, fluid clothing, bringing Azerbaijani craftsmanship into a distinctly modern wardrobe.

David Koma takes Blumarine’s gothic romanticism west for Spring/Summer 2027, mixing princess dressing with Californian ease, Y2K references and commercial accessories.

Loro Piana Spring/Summer 2027 puts function at the centre of luxury, reworking classic wardrobe staples through exceptional fabrics, craftsmanship and practical design.

Demna’s Gucci Spring/Summer 2027 collection reworks familiar house codes through sharp styling, bold proportions and references to the brand’s heritage.

Hu Bing’s HUBING SELECTS explores leather, light and the passage of time for Spring/Summer 2027, moving between 1930, 2030 and 3030 at London Fashion Week.

La DoubleJ Spring/Summer 2027 sees J.J. Martin explore a lighter side of the brand, balancing its signature maximalism with stripes, polka dots, solids and a quieter approach to beauty.

Alberto Caliri imagines a nomadic Missoni wardrobe for Spring/Summer 2027, loosening the house’s iconic patterns through fluid silhouettes, relaxed styling and shimmering surfaces.

Vivetta begins a new chapter for Spring/Summer 2027, balancing more sophisticated tailoring and lighter silhouettes with playful jewellery and the eccentric spirit of its heritage.

Etro’s in-house design team softens the house’s signature paisley and bohemian codes for Spring/Summer 2027, creating an atmospheric collection that plays with lightness and restraint.

Ian Griffiths explores “utility lux” for Max Mara Spring/Summer 2027, combining safari dressing, cargo details, tailoring and technical fabrics with the house’s restrained elegance.

Andrea Pompilio fills Onitsuka Tiger SS27 with mismatched characters, mixing sportswear, vintage tailoring, Western details and automotive-inspired pieces.

Mario Arena continues Joseph’s evolution for Spring/Summer 2027 with lightweight tailoring, mud silk, fluid dresses and a dialogue between masculine and feminine design.

Sara Cavazza Facchini takes Genny to the desert for Spring/Summer 2027, balancing fluid resortwear and mineral-inspired colour with the house’s signature romantic femininity.

MM6 Maison Margiela challenges conventional dressing for Spring/Summer 2027, reconfiguring familiar garments through modular construction, doll-like proportions and the number six.

Lorenzo Serafini embraces colour, movement and carefree dressing for Alberta Ferretti Spring/Summer 2027, blending fluid silhouettes, floral prints, feathers and lightweight eveningwear.