Tag: Berlin Spring 2027

“Past, Present, Future”—that is how Serhat Işık described the collection he and Benjamin A. Huseby designed for their label, GmbH, ...

Last year, Arashi Yanagawa made his Berlin debut through the “Berlin Contemporary” funding program. This season, he returns to an ...

Little did Haderlump’s creative director Johann Ehrhardt know that when he was a waiter at a hotel, he’d one day ...

Kasia Kucharska has never been particularly interested in replicating reality. With her ninth collection, the designer instead constructed an alternative ...

Anyone who attends William Fan’s shows knows that he aims to create worlds rather than just collections. With his spring ...

Marke’s Mario Kleine might be in the thrall of the past, yet there’s something about his menswear that is absolutely ...

Andrej Gronau needed a holiday; like, really needed a holiday. Yet no break was in sight, and the young designer, ...

Unvain’s second runway collection at Berlin Fashion Week marks a decisive shift. Last season, the Berlin-based label presented oversized, sculptural ...

A quick history lesson: Few places in Berlin embody the futuristic optimism of the 1970s quite like the International Congress ...

For her spring 2027 collection, “Lost to Virtue,” Laura Gerte explored the deconstruction of femininity’s moral ideals. Her starting point ...