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Models walk the runway at London Fashion Week Spring 2027, showcasing avant-garde designs with a blend of luxury and commercial appeal.
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London Fashion Week Spring 2027 Schedule Features McQueen Return

Marks & Spencer, a brand celebrating 100 years in fashion, will make its London Fashion Week debut with a co-ed, 'see-now, buy-now' runway show.

Adrianne Cole· Jul 21· 6 min read
Model on runway wearing a Magda Butrym Spring 2024 dress with intricate crochet and a defined hourglass silhouette.

Magda Butrym's Spring 2027 Collection Embraces Crochet and Hourglass Silhouettes

Oliver Dane · Sep 14
MaXhosa Africa's models walk the runway at Paris Fashion Week, showcasing vibrant designs, with the Eiffel Tower in the background.

MaXhosa Africa Makes History with First South African Designer Paris Fashion Week Debut

Adrianne Cole · Jul 31
Models in ethereal Chanel couture ascending a giant beanstalk that grows from the Grand Palais, symbolizing a fairytale journey.

Chanel's Fall 2026 Couture Show Climbs a Fairytale Beanstalk

Adrianne Cole · Jul 8
Model wearing a voluminous Dior haute couture gown with a skirt made of silver netting resembling chicken wire, on a runway.

Dior Unveils Sculptural Silhouettes at Paris Couture Fall/Winter 2026

Adrianne Cole · Jul 7
Elegant display of fine and fashion jewelry brands at the new 'Le Rendez-Vous' trade event during Paris Fashion Week.

New Jewelry Trade Event 'Le Rendez-Vous' Debuts at Paris Fashion Week

A new trade event, Le Rendez-Vous, will showcase 24 French fine or fashion jewelry brands, marking a formal push to integrate jewelry into the high-stakes calendar of Paris Fashion Week, according to

Adrianne Cole· Jun 24· 3 min
Exterior of a closed garment factory in Bangladesh with empty gates and dejected workers leaving, symbolizing widespread layoffs due to falling international orders.

Bangladesh garment factories lay off 1,900 workers amid falling orders

Nearly 1,900 workers were laid off from Al-Muslim Group's seven garment factories in Bangladesh, a stark indicator of plummeting international purchase orders.

Adrianne Cole· Jun 13· 3 min