Rick Owens turned religious imagery, brutalist textures and regal column dresses into a study of “elegant stoicism” for Spring 2027.

Cecilie Bahnsen brought Victorian volume down to earth for Spring 2027, pairing exaggerated panniers and delicate lace with dark denim and lingerie-inspired pieces.

Uma Wang Spring 2027 explored lightness and balance through airy layers, sculptural draping, tactile fabrics and references to Alexander Calder’s mobiles.

Kim Bekker softened Isabel Marant’s rock ’n’ roll spirit for Spring 2027 with faded paisley, lace, crochet, sheer layers and vintage-inspired silhouettes.

Acne Studios Spring 2027 mixed denim, Renaissance references, ’80s pop and ornate floral prints in Jonny Johansson’s latest era-hopping collection.

The Row travelled the Hippie Trail for Spring 2027, blending fine handwork, market-inspired textiles, relaxed tailoring and bohemian accessories.

Kai Nesselrath made his Carven debut with lightweight tailoring, geometric silhouettes, relaxed separates and playful accessories rooted in the house’s heritage.

Pierpaolo Piccioli brought couture techniques into everyday dressing for Balenciaga Spring 2027, using stitching, bias cutting and lightweight construction to create a fresher silhouette.

Vaquera Spring 2027 softened the label’s confrontational edge with 1930s glamour, vivid colour, playful tailoring and a theatrical Sonny & Cher finale.

Maitrepierre Spring 2027 mixed 1960s French Pop Art references with circular design, transforming deadstock lace, denim and reclaimed fabrics into playful, sculptural pieces.

Chemena Kamali returned to Chloé’s romantic vocabulary for Spring 2027, filling the collection with broderie anglaise, lingerie dressing, lace, delicate necklines and breezy outerwear.

Ruohan Spring 2027 loosened the designer’s signature structures, using Chinese calligraphic strokes, modular construction and fluid draping to create clothes that move with the body.

Haider Ackermann pushed Tom Ford further into sensual territory for Spring 2027, mixing razor-sharp tailoring with barely-there swimsuits, silk robes and ’90s-inspired decadence.

Drew Henry made his Courrèges debut with a colourful, playful take on the house’s Space Age heritage, mixing sharp tailoring, psychedelic details and reworked signature silhouettes.

Stella McCartney Spring 2027 brought ocean-inspired dressing to Paris, combining sheer tailoring, sporty staples and playful marine references with a call for luxury brands to scale lower-impact materials.

Julian Klausner brought spontaneous glamour to Dries Van Noten Spring 2027, pairing everyday tailoring and practical shoes with sparkling brooches, Technicolor prints and a touch of old Hollywood.

Antonin Tron turned up the heat at Balmain for Spring 2027, revisiting the house’s sensual heritage through animal prints, wet-look fabrics, lingerie details and close-fitting silhouettes.

Anrealage Spring 2027 explored the body as a changing surface, combining animal-inspired patterns, Japanese washi, colour-shifting 3D prints and AI-mapped E Ink scales.

Ester Manas returned to Paris Fashion Week with Somehow I Manage, a relaxed, sensual collection shaped by new parenthood, oversized shirts, lingerie references and size-inclusive dressing.

Burç Akyol embraced sensual jersey, sharp tailoring and playful trompe-l’oeil details for Spring 2027, creating a wardrobe designed for life on the move.