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On the last day of Paris Fashion Week, Seoul-based label EENK presented the next chapter — E for Evoke — in her ongoing letter project, conceived as a way of building an alphabet around her brand’s universe. Inside a historic maison-turned-museum, creative director Hyemee Lee invited us to slow down and appreciate the beauty of ordinary moments.

More than a half-century after the release of one of the most iconic musical dramas, Florentina Leitner drew inspiration from “The Sound of Music” to imagine a wardrobe made for careless summers. Step inside the designer’s Paris Fashion Week presentation, titled “Raindrops on Roses.”

At Paris Fashion Week spring-summer 2027, Ujoh’s creative directors Mitsuru and Aco Nishizaki explored how a single garment could take on multiple forms and functions. Through inventive experimentation with fabric and cut, the duo pushed their signature deconstructed, layered tailoring in new directions. Take a look inside the show.

With the mission of bringing Hong Kong fashion to the fore, the Fashion Farm Foundation showcased the collections of eight local designers during Paris Fashion Week spring-summer 2027. Step inside the solo presentations of Kinyan Lam, The World Is Your Oyster, and Tigerstrolling.

Celebrating two decades of Nordic style, Copenhagen Fashion Week returned for its spring-summer 2027 season, bringing new talents and international names to its highly anticipated schedule. Here are some highlights from this edition.

Copenhagen-based brand Rene made waves with its first-ever runway show during the city’s biannual fashion week, drawing inspiration from the country’s centuries-old seafaring history and traditions. Titled “Sea Marked,” the collection took us on a voyage out into the open waters.

Celebrating its 13-year milestone, Mr. Larkin made its Copenhagen Fashion Week debut with a first-ever runway show in the Danish capital. Titled “Lucky,” the deeply personal collection draws on founder Casey Blond’s travels and life across countries — and it's joyful, eclectic, and full of color.

Beyond the storied heritage houses, a slew of emerging and independent designers drummed up considerable excitement at Paris Fashion Week, giving free rein to their imaginations — and delivering expertly tailored looks alongside ruffled scene-stealers. These are the designers and collections that lingered with me most this fall-winter 2026 season.

Paris-based label Rowen Rose staged an immersive runway show in Milan — abundant with intrigue and bold, sculptural silhouettes — during the city's men's fashion week. Step inside the event, dubbed “Mirage Rose” and designed to whisk you away on a dream-like trip to Jordan’s ancient Rose City.