Saint Laurent Spring 2027 saw Anthony Vaccarello celebrate a decade at the house with gilded trench coats, safari jackets, cocktail dresses and metallic fabrics.

Marie Adam-Leenaerdt brought subtle surrealism to everyday dressing for Spring 2027, imagining a wardrobe for the supermarket, market and football match that was anything but ordinary.

Mame Kurogouchi Spring 2027 transformed school uniform codes through fluid tailoring, sheer fabrics, intricate jacquards and subtle Japanese references.

Glenn Martens explored hard and soft at Maison Margiela for Spring 2027, combining sculptural tailoring, corsetry, draping and deconstruction.

Fresh from winning the LVMH Prize, Julie Kegels explored gravity for Spring 2027, turning falling fabrics, suspended sequins and off-kilter silhouettes into a playful study of weight and movement.

Jonathan Anderson lightened up Dior for Spring 2027 with sheer fabrics, chiffon, soft pleats and romantic silhouettes, gradually loosening the house’s traditional codes.

Hodakova Spring 2027 transformed deadstock fabrics, antique linens and discarded materials into a sleek, sensual wardrobe with a distinctly ’90s feel.

Matières Fécales Spring 2027 turned Paris’ Place de la République into a stage for “The 99 Percent”, mixing protest imagery, sari draping and surreal couture.

Weinsanto takes a trip to ’90s Ibiza for Spring 2027, mixing animal prints, corsets and clubwear with softer, more relaxed silhouettes.

Giorgio Armani SS27 sees Silvana Armani reinterpret the house’s heritage, introducing cotton, revisiting family archives and evolving its signature tailoring.

Philipp Plein SS27 brought monster trucks, crystal-covered dresses, sparkling denim and maximalist tailoring to an exuberant Milan Fashion Week show.

Bottega Veneta SS27 sees Louise Trotter lighten the house’s craft codes with airy lace, crochet, fringe, crisp tailoring and softer summer fabrics.

Marco Rambaldi SS27 turns to the intimacy of home, combining relaxed styling with crochet, floral fabrics and delicate handwork at Milan Fashion Week.

MSGM SS27 brings together Mario Schifano’s vibrant pop art with tie-dye stripes, neon florals, vivid colour and playful Italian energy.

Ermanno Scervino SS27 sails into nautical territory with pirate-inspired tailoring, lace, denim and elaborate gold frogging at Milan Fashion Week.

Dolce & Gabbana SS27 returns to Sicily with Stravaganza Siciliana, mixing lace, leopard print, crochet, embroidery and elaborate embellishment with a playful sense of freedom.

Maximilian Davis brings safari dressing into Ferragamo’s sensual world for Spring/Summer 2027, combining leather, desert tones, workwear references and signature house codes.

Elisabetta Franchi Spring/Summer 2027 mixes sportswear, tailoring and corsetry, but the collection is strongest when its sensual eveningwear is allowed to speak for itself.