At Chloé, a collection guided by instinct and desire

Inspired by the sensual and free women photographed by Sam Haskins in the 1960s, Isabel Marant imagines a summer of 2027 where lightness, craftsmanship and sensuality meet.

Alessandro Michele transforms the Sainte-Geneviève Library into an "anti-library" where clothes, like unread books, become promises of lives still possible.

For spring-summer 2027, Victoria Beckham draws on the modern dance of the 1920s for a new grammar of freedom, where clothing accompanies the body without ever hindering it.

For summer 2027, Stella McCartney transforms the catwalk into an underwater world and questions, with sculptural elegance, our relationship to the living world.

For his first show at Courrèges, Drew Henry draws on the House's archives to reinvent, with humor and colors, the optimism of its early years.

The Emé autumn/winter 2026 fashion show took place in the Michelangelo Cloister at the Baths of Diocletian: natural palettes, lamé tailoring, and punk accents by Silvia Falconi.

Watch the Givenchy Spring/Summer 2027 show live this Friday at 5:30pm Paris time — as if you were there.

For Spring-Summer 2027, Chemena Kamali draws on the archives and obsessions of Chloé to compose an instinctive, sensual and luminous collection, where the heritage of the House is reinvented with freedom.