SPRING SUMMER '27

PARIS FASHION WEEK

In a garden left a little wild, anemones begin to open with the wind. Spring Summer ’27 takes its name from these windflowers, delicate yet resilient, shaped by the very force that sets them in motion.

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Windflower arrives in Paris

The SS27 collection steps off the rail and into the city, presented in full, for those who come to Paris to see what the season is about to become.

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These were her flowers: anemones - windflowers, the ones said to open only once the air begins to stir. Each was placed by hand, as if coaxed into bloom rather than sewn.

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A first glimpse

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The garden, up close: beads like dew, blossoms caught mid-air, a world that shimmers just below the surface.

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Soft, but never fragile

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MADE TO LOOK AS THOUGH IT GREW


Every flower begins by hand. Lace petals are cut one by one, worked with beads and pearls, then layered and shaped into three dimensions before finding their place on the design.

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