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Altuzarra Spring 2027 Pushes Masculine Tailoring Into a More Playful Place
Altuzarra Spring 2027 pairs biker jackets, workwear and tropical wool with madras skirts, lingerie details, embroidery and crystal-edged dresses.
Eckhaus Latta Spring 2027 Keeps Downtown Style Loose, Metallic and Unpredictable
Eckhaus Latta Spring 2027 explores movement through curved cuts, transparent layers, jersey organza and metallic plum, alongside its new J.Crew collaboration.
Magda Butrym Spring 2027 Brings Polish References to New York
Magda Butrym Spring 2027 marks the designer’s New York runway debut with sheer apron dresses, lingerie layers, floral prints and lightweight outerwear.
