Rabanne unveils pragmatic Resort 2027 collection

Julien Dossena, creative director at Rabanne, presented the Resort 2027 collection with a focus on everyday wear blended with party elements. The line emphasizes pragmatism over cinematic extravagance.

Dossena, in his 13th year leading the house, titled the collection “women’s wear, party ’26 and spring.” He described it as a response to industry trends, saying it avoids the “Hunger Games” style of constant escalation in glamour. The designer drew from real-life needs, incorporating black wool trousers, khaki jackets over carpenter pants, and mesh pieces with silver fringe or crystal details. Liberty prints were reimagined as “impressionistic chainmail,” while rhodoid embroidery added texture to knit dresses. Dossena highlighted tension between sharp and sparse elements, noting his interest in “observing the women around us and finding what resonates with their lives.” The collection mixes relaxed suiting with disco-inspired accessories for versatile day-to-night use.

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Designers presented Resort 2027 collections with an emphasis on everyday functionality paired with romantic details and rich textures. The season avoided strong narratives in favor of material-driven designs and versatile wardrobe staples.

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Creative director Emilie Martinsen-Kønigsfeldt has steered By Malene Birger toward a polished and feminine direction in the resort 2027 collection. She described the line as a little bit retro, focusing on classic shapes updated with sensual details.

Daniella Kallmeyer presented her Resort 2027 collection with a focus on progressive curation and the concept of the Atelier Woman.

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Designer Amy Smilovic presented the Tibi Resort 2027 collection this week, emphasizing brand identity through practical and unconventional pieces. The lineup includes modular outerwear and a distinctive color palette drawn from an unexpected source.

 

 

 

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