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What You Missed From NYFW SS27

A NEW fashion season begins as New York opens the door to Spring/ Summer 2027, setting the tone for what comes next. Across the city, familiar codes are loosened, sharpened and reimagined: from American prep and heritage tailoring to unabashed romance and downtown rebellion. Four collections, four distinct visions, united

MFWM AW25: Zegna

Staying true to his spirit, Alessandro Sartori streamlined things for the modern customer this Autumn – while finding his own

MFWM AW25: Saul Nash

In his AW25 outing, the designer loses formality and digs into his functional aesthetic. How delightful it is to see

MFWM AW25: Prada

A comedy of instincts epitomises Prada’s AW25 outing, unleashing a tool of reaction and responses in troubled times. IN THE

MFWM AW25: TOD’S

Matteo Tamburini showed timelessness with a youthful eye, elevating classics with a youthful twist. TOD’S talent lies in its way

MFWM AW25: Simon Cracker

Filippo Biraghi and Simone Botte made their reputation years ago with a shrunken, upcycled look. Today, they question the fashion

MFWM AW25: JordanLuca 

Amid bows, vows and (snazzy!) crowds — JordanLuca’s Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto tied the knot during their Milan’s AW25

MFWM AW25: Dolce & Gabbana

Rigour (still) sells at the Italian house, while offering levity and a modern nod to the past for AW25. IT

MFWM AW25: Brunello Cucinelli

For AW25, the label’s takedown of timeless classics continues apace. Fomenting the fashion revolution isn’t the purpose of Brunello Cucinelli’s

MFWM AW25: PDF 

Simmering a hype-filled approach, Domenico Formichetti’s AW25 outing served an important purpose: to broaden the definition of style beyond Milan’s


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