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Copenhagen’s Case for Everyday Luxury for SS27

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — Normcore is in the eye of the beholder. One popular interpretation of the trend leans on embracing the beauty of the quotidian: cosy separates and whatever else the average frat guy might have been wearing since the early noughties. Another take is more upscale—minimalism-lite, you might say,

MFWM SS27: Thom Browne

MILAN, ITALY — Has quirkiness and nonconformity disappeared entirely from the fashion system? Not when you’re looking at one of

MFWM SS27: Prada

MILAN, ITALY — Getting away from it all – or at least making their customers feel as if they’re getting

MFWM SS27: Cascinelli

MILAN, ITALY — To call it a green thumb would be putting it mildly. Filippo Cascinelli’s new Spring 2027 collection

MFWM SS27: Paul Smith

MILAN, ITALY — Dramatic change from one season to the next isn’t what happens at Paul Smith. Change is certainly

MFWM SS27: Setchu

MILAN, ITALY — Satoshi Kuwata’s aesthetic has stayed its course since being the recipient of the coveted LVMH Prize in

MFWM SS27: Dolce & Gabbana

MILAN, ITALY — Light cotton laser-cut jerseys? Check. Huge cargo pants? Check. More than a little embellishment? Check. Season after

Pitti Uomo 110: William Palmer

FLORENCE, ITALY — In a season booming with pared-back minimalism, William Palmer could scarcely have picked a better time to

Pitti Uomo 110: Simone Rocha

FLORENCE, ITALY — Here’s the thing about the future: it’s not going to be so different from modern times. Of

Westminster’s Class of 2026 Arrives with Something to Prove

THE University of Westminster’s BA Fashion show arrived with the particular energy of a cohort that has something to prove.


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