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London’s Uneven Pulse​

It struck me, somewhere in the middle of the week, that London had stopped apologising for itself. Between 17 and 21 September, the British Fashion Council presented forty-seven catwalk shows, <Read more>

Skirts, Seams and the Return of Substance

Milan’s Spring/Summer 2027 week ran September 22 to 28 and filled a record schedule of roughly 218 shows, presentations and events. <Read more>

Milan’s Quiet Authority — Alessandra Ricci

Milan’s Spring/Summer 2027 shows made a strong case for clothes built with purpose. From Prada’s inventive wrap skirts to Gucci’s sharper tailoring, the week’s most compelling ideas began with how garments were made—and how they might be worn.

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New York’s Practical Drama — Clara Voss

The week opened slightly ahead of its own schedule. Ralph Lauren showed on September 9, before the official calendar began, at Jack Shainman Gallery downtown.  <Read more>

Fashion is not the noise of the season.

It is the quiet choice of what we put on our bodies — and what we decide is worth keeping.

Elizabeth Morgenfeld

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