Category: Runway Persona
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Sacai SS27 Menswear’s & about fashion designer Chitose Abe
The label Sacai maintains 100% creative control, avoiding traditional luxury creative backing. Founded in Tokyo, Japan, Sacai was created by Chitose Abe. The name came from her maiden name, with the “K” changed to a “C” to create Sacai. After leaving her hectic job as a pattern cutter at Comme des Garçons to have her…
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3 historical facts Textures on textures on texture for Tory Burch FW 27
The three different looks will be featured in the second post soon. Overall, the show was filled with textured woven stitching and patterns. A few of my favorite fits, of course, have a history to them. One of my first favorite fits was the utility look with a clean collar. The contrast in style, along…
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Tropical color palettes & romantic silhouettes Christian Sirano FW 27
The dance party continues, where celebration meets confetti, sculpted forms, and bold trains that flow from the gowns. From side cutouts to strapless wrap dresses, the collection makes it clear that everyone—beyond size—is included. One of my favorite designs featured a figure-sculpting silhouette with a train that bubbled along the back, creating a story of…
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Bring out the confetti for Coach FW 27
Coach didn’t want another year to go by without a celebration, with confetti centering the Coach brand. The celebration of its 85th anniversary was filled with sheer sparkle, shimmering dresses, earth-toned suits, and dresses styled with wrap blazers tied around the waist. Tan bags decorated with pink and silver sparkles became the statement pieces, while…
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Pulling out the hues of gradients and patterns Monse is unforgetable FW 27
During my time in Jersey, one of the most memorable moments was walking down the cobblestone streets of Soho. I passed small boutique hotels, restaurants, the occasional rave café, and everything in between. Throughout this collection, I noticed a pattern of textures that was unforgettable. The difference between taking something simple and refining a silhouette,…
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LCL Runway Juun J. Fall 2026 & my top 3 favorite looks
Look 1 The first fit is centered around 17th-century Scotland and Clan Campbell with a modern high-fashion interpretation. In the 1920s, Edward VIII, the Prince of Wales, adopted golf attire, transforming working-class knitwear into luxury fashion. The 18th-century jabot was influenced by 17th- and 18th-century European noblemen and was later adopted into 19th-century women’s wear.…
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Sergio Hudson Fall Winter collection is for the boss women entrepreneur New York
The structure within the layering was composed of silhouettes that were suited for different types of inclement weather. I imagined the wardrobe of a movie or TV show set where the location was in New York, near the Rockefeller ice-skating rink. Unlike a few of the previous collections, the long draped gowns were paired with…
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Paz Spring Summer 2027 Review
PAZ reveals its first Spring/Summer 2027 collection at Paris Fashion Week. The focus of PAZ is to create not only wearable clothing but timeless, seasonless pieces that last far beyond their first wear. The collection evoked a sense of medieval architecture through layered textures, incorporating crocodile skin, distressed leather, and intricate embroidery. The lighting perfectly…
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Anna Sui Spring Summer Runway Review
Anna Sui SS26 The seamless transition from the 1960s fashion era into the pre–girl group pop era was reflected through the way fashion became a form of expression. This was one of the many layers explored in Anna Sui’s Spring/Summer 2025 runway collection. While the collection continued to draw inspiration from the 1960s and 1970s,…
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Rafael Urquizar SS26 Reimagines Three Historic Silhouettes Through Fashionable Repetition
Rafael Urquizar’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection showcased elegance that transcended generations. From the fluid Grecian chiton to the drop-waist halter column silhouettes and futuristic designs, each look contributed to an effortlessly sophisticated presentation. Presented at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, the collection blended timeless inspiration with modern craftsmanship. The show opened with gingham, a pattern whose history…
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