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- 1Matières Fécales Unveils Spring 2027 Collection, People Have the Power▼Matières Fécales Spring 2027: People Have the Power
Fashion label Matières Fécales presented its Spring 2027 collection, titled People Have the Power, according to WWD. No further details about the show, its setting, reception or standout looks are available in the coverage so far. The title's political undertone is likely to draw attention as the season's reviews and commentary come in.
- 2Mame Kurogouchi Unveils Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection▼Mame Kurogouchi Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Japanese fashion label Mame Kurogouchi has released its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, presented through fashion industry outlet WWD. The brand, founded by designer Maiko Kurogouchi, is known for its refined, textile-focused womenswear. The new collection is drawing attention from fashion watchers tracking the upcoming season's shows.
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Designer Julie Kegels presented her Spring 2027 collection, titled Gravity Falls, drawing coverage from fashion press including WWD. The collection is the latest from the Antwerp-raised designer known for playful, off-kilter takes on everyday wardrobe staples. The title suggests a collection playing with weight, drape and movement, and fashion watchers are weighing in on her rising profile.
- 4Tango Fashion's Global Influence Beyond the Red Dress●Beyond the Red Dress: How Tango Fashion Dressed the World
A feature in WWD examines how tango fashion, long associated with the iconic red dress, has shaped international style well beyond its Buenos Aires origins. The piece traces how the dramatic silhouettes, slits and bold colours of tango costume have influenced designers worldwide, arguing that the dance's wardrobe helped define a global image of Latin glamour that continues to resonate on runways today.
- 5Holiday Retail Expected to Rise Above Global Turmoil●In a World of Turmoil, Holiday Retailing Seen Transcending the Gloom
Retail analysts and industry watchers expect holiday shopping to hold up despite global political and economic turmoil, according to trade coverage by WWD. The outlook suggests consumers will keep spending through the season, defying a generally gloomy backdrop. Retailers are watching closely as the holidays are a make-or-break period for annual sales.
- 6L'Oréal Paris Runway Show 2026 Puts Shoes in the Spotlight●See the Shoes at the 2026 Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris Runway Show [PHOTOS]
L'Oréal Paris staged its 2026 Le Défilé runway show, with fashion press highlighting the shoes worn on the catwalk. Footwear Roundup: WWD published a photo gallery of the standout shoe looks from the event, which pairs the beauty brand's glamour message with celebrity ambassadors and ready-to-wear styling each season. Fashion watchers are taking in the details of the latest edition.
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Dior's Spring 2027 collection is being presented under the theme 'New Romantic', according to WWD's coverage of the show. The look signals a soft, romantic direction for the house's next season. With limited details available beyond the headline, fashion watchers are taking note of the theme as the Paris show season draws attention.
- 8Celebrities Gather for Matières Fécales Spring 2027 Show▼Celebrities Front Row at Matières Fécales Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Show [PHOTOS]
Matières Fécales presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection in Paris, drawing a celebrity-filled front row. WWD published photo coverage of the famous attendees, a sign the avant-garde label continues to attract high-profile attention during fashion week. Industry watchers follow these shows closely for both the designs and the star power seated beside the runway.
- 9Weinsanto Unveils Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection●Weinsanto Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection
French designer Weinsanto has presented his Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, covered by fashion industry outlet WWD. The Paris-based label, founded by Victor Weinsanto, is known for playful, avant-garde designs, and the new season's looks are being reviewed by fashion editors as part of the latest round of collection reveals.