Adam & Eve (a&e) Magazine

For Spring/Summer 2027, Maximilian Davis looks to the 1940s, exploring how the era’s uniforms and workwear reflected a period of social change as women entered the workforce. At Ferragamo, he reinterprets these codes through the contemporary design language he has developed for the house, distilling the period’s structured silhouettes into a collection focused on liberation, utility and modern femininity. The collection distils those references into refined, contemporary silhouettes.

Giorgio Armani’s Spring/Summer 2027 women’s collection explores the idea of evolution, examining how style can change while remaining rooted in a recognisable identity. Built around the principle that “style is a way of being, rather than an immutable code”, the collection redefines proportions and attitudes through a distinctive Armani lens.

BOSS is bringing its mix of tailoring, tennis and culture to London this week as the Laver Cup returns to the capital, with the brand hosting a series of activations at its Regent Street flagship and The O2. As the tournament’s Official Formal Wear Partner, BOSS kicked off its Laver Cup programme with a panel discussion featuring Team World player and BOSS ambassador Taylor Fritz and former world No. 1 Patrick Rafter.

Actress Sandra Hüller wore Schiaparelli Ready-to-Wear by creative director Daniel Roseberry for an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers in New York this week.

Maria Grazia Chiuri has placed the body at the centre of her first Spring/Summer 2027 collection for Fendi, exploring the relationship between masculine and feminine dress through a wardrobe designed around freedom, sensuality and self-expression. The designer draws on the words of E. E. Cummings’ poem “I like my body when it is with your body”, using the text as a reference point for the collection’s focus on mutual recognition and physical connection.

Loro Piana presented its Spring/Summer 2027 women’s collection, Solutions For, as part Milan Fashion Week at the Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense in Palazzo di Brera earlier today. The collection revisits the house’s longstanding focus on functionality, using materials, construction and design to address different needs throughout the day and across the changing seasons. For SS27, the maison takes its starting point in colder early spring weather before progressing towards full summer.

Harvey Nichols – Dubai is currently hosting Beauty Reimagined until the 4th of October, with the event bringing together more than 40 luxury f beauty brands for new product launches, in-store experiences and treatments. The event is part of the retailer’s wider 2026 campaign, A Modern Nostalgia, which examines the references and rituals that continue to influence contemporary beauty.

Emporio Armani has presented its Spring/Summer 2027 men’s and women’s collection, titled “Traces of Time”, with time explored through its effects on materials, colour and form. Designed by Silvana Armani and Leo Dell’Orco and presented together once again, the collection examines how surfaces can be altered and transformed without simply appearing aged. The collection approaches time as a material process, with treatments that change the appearance and texture of fabrics.

Max Mara looks to the pioneering women of the 1930s for its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, titled “Far Horizon”. Inspired by figures including explorer Freya Stark, wildlife photographer Osa Johnson, cross-continental driver Eva Dickson, and aviators Amelia Earhart and Beryl Markham, the collection explores the spirit of women who ventured into unfamiliar territories and challenged the social expectations of their time.

Vacheron Constantin has announced its 2026 regional roadshow, “Explore All Ways Possible”, an immersive exhibition exploring the Maison’s history of geographical, cultural and technical exploration. The exhibition begins in Dubai in September 2026 before travelling to Saudi Arabia in December.