Sally LaPointe apresentou sua linha resort 2027, com foco em silhuetas características, cores vibrantes e adornos ideais para festas de fim de ano.
A estilista observou que as coleções de fim de ano permitem que ela enfatize elementos expressivos. “Tenho a oportunidade de fazer o que fazemos de melhor, que são nossas silhuetas características, nossas cores e todo o brilho e glamour”, explicou. “Consigo realmente ir além. E minhas clientes realmente contam conosco durante a temporada de festas.”
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Duran Lantink made his catwalk debut for Jean Paul Gaultier with a playful collection emphasizing Madame Masculinity and innovative tailoring at Paris Fashion Week on March 8, 2026. The show featured displacements of classic suits and masculine fabrics, drawing inspiration from Marlene Dietrich. Singer Tyla attended in a cone-bra dress homage to Madonna, paired with black Louboutin pumps.
Lafayette 148 New York showed its Resort 2027 collection in New York.
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Louis Vuitton has presented its Resort 2027 collection, complete with runway looks, models, and beauty elements.
During Paris Fashion Week for the Fall 2026 season, several notable parties drew celebrities and fashion insiders. Highlights included a daytime event at Roger Vivier and an evening gathering hosted by De La Vali. These events showcased new collections and archival inspirations amid the city's vibrant social scene.
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Colorful sweaters are emerging as a key mood booster for spring 2026, featured prominently on runways and in street style during fashion weeks. Attendees, including Vogue editor Chloe Malle, styled them in versatile ways to blend playfulness with everyday wear.
Sachin and Babi Ahluwalia have unveiled their pre-fall 2026 line, drawing on a watercolor floral motif reimagined by their daughter Beau. The collection emphasizes lightweight fabrics and relaxed silhouettes suitable for warm weather. Designers highlighted ease and practicality in their latest offerings.
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Marine Serre has collaborated with the Louvre Museum for her fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, featuring couture pieces made from upcycled materials like puzzle pieces of the Mona Lisa. The designer skipped a traditional runway show to emphasize slow craftsmanship, presenting her work through a lookbook that blends art and sportswear. This marks her second partnership with the museum, following an upcycled tapestry coat in last year's Louvre Couture exhibition.