
Published 09 October 2026
Sue Evans,
Emily Gordon-SmithThe S/S 27 runways drew to a close in Paris with notable debut collections alongside whispered front-row rumours of swansong shows. Overall, the mood was upbeat and positive, confirming directions seen elsewhere this season while also offering several thought-provoking new looks with an emphasis on understated wearability.



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In this report, we distil trends intelligence from across the global catwalks and street style, youth and social media landscapes, as well as Stylus’s own Fashion Directions, to deliver a concise snapshot of S/S 27 and the big trends set to define the season.