Runway & Trends
Paris Fashion Week Opens Under the Eiffel Tower With Dior, Margiela and L'Oréal's Le Défilé
The 68-show calendar began with LVMH Prize winner Julie Kegels and a day packed with front-row celebrities.
Milan Spring 2027: Skirts Take Over, Bras Come Out and Leather Learns to Breathe
Prada's knee-length skirts set the tone for a season of exposed lingerie, corsetry and heavy-handed styling.
New York Fashion Week Opens With Heritage Brands, a Big Debut and 70 Shows
From Ralph Lauren and Coach to Tommy Hilfiger's return, the spring/summer 2027 season leaned on American heritage and fresh creative directors.
Sculptural Gowns Push Structural Fashion Past Wearability, on Purpose
Several closing pieces this season abandoned wearability almost entirely in favor of pure sculptural statement, continuing fashion's periodic embrace of the unwearable showpiece.
Asymmetric Hemlines Are the Season's Most Consistent Silhouette Signal
Uneven, diagonal hemlines appeared across a striking number of otherwise unrelated collections this season, suggesting a genuine shared trend rather than coincidence.
Traditional Dress Silhouettes Get a High-Fashion Runway Moment
Designers are incorporating traditional regional dress silhouettes into runway collections with greater cultural specificity than past seasons.