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Friday, October 9, 2026

2027 spring-summer ready-to-wear collections: Audacity, movement and sensuality

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We bring you all the latest from Paris Fashion Week. For Weinsanto, audacity is about finding a lightness, as embodied by the LGBTQ+ community. At Issey Miyake, it's about sensuality rooted in the Japanese concept of Ma, the space that bridges the gap between fabric and skin. It's a similar story at Yohji Yamamoto who, at 83, is still on the hunt for emotions.

As for Alain Paul, he loves bodies in motion and shares his love of rave culture. And at Saint Laurent, Anthony Vaccarello conjures a synthesis between gold and black in a celebration of freedom.

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