Dries Van Noten’s knack for old mansions and their lavish gardens has inspired more than one of his collections, and this season followed a similar pattern. “An imagined view from Kelmscott Manor [the country home of writer William Morris] on arts and crafts today,” the notes to his show informed. That translated into romantic visuals based on photo prints of floral tapestry and tonal patchworks.
Everybody got a backstage pass to Dries Van Noten’s military-themed show, staged behind the scenes of the Opera Garnier, with its inclined floors and imposing collection of set screens looming from the ceiling as backdrop.
Todd Snyder escapes to warmer territory for Spring/Summer 2027 with “Lagon d’Azur,” a romantic menswear study in tropical nonchalance, relaxed tailoring, sun-faded color and lived-in luxury.
Coach celebrates 85 years with Spring/Summer 2027 at NYFW, as Stuart Vevers explores love, friendship, memory and the beauty of clothes transformed through wear.
Tommy Hilfiger brings American prep home to The Plaza for Spring 2027, remixing oversized blazers, polos, tartan, tiny chino shorts and '90s footwear into a younger, sexier vision of classic New York style.
Michael Bastian brings Brooks Brothers back into the New York Fashion Week spotlight for Spring 2027, mixing relaxed tailoring, madras, rugby shirts and Riviera-inspired prep into a confident new vision of American menswear.