Top Fashion Trends We Saw From S/S 2027 Fashion Week, As Worn By Celebs

From New York to Paris, Spring/Summer 2027 was less about one defining silhouette and more about the return of clothes that want to be noticed. On the front row, outside the shows, at dinners and parties, certain details kept surfacing: oversized flowers, feathers, rich color, barely-there dressing, embellished evening pieces and accessories with enough personality to carry an entire look.

This season, the fashion crowd included Filipina fashion girls Pia Jauncey, Anne Curtis, Heart Evangelista, Alex Eala, Michelle Dee and Mimiyuuuh alongside other Asian stars Jisoo, Dilraba Dilmurat, and Orm and Lingling. Below, take a look at the biggest fashion trends that will define the season ahead. Here are the ideas that kept appearing and the celebrities already making them feel worth wearing.

The handbag is no longer content to simply finish the outfit. This season, it is often the item that gives the look its personality. Sometimes, the right clutch is enough to carry the entire look. Pia Jauncey carried Bvlgari’s sculptural Melone clutch in Paris, while Tate McRae punctuated an otherwise restrained look with a gold Schiaparelli bijoux clutch inspired by the house’s signature nose-piercing motif. Jisoo brought Dior’s swan-shaped minaudière into the mix, treating the small bag almost like a piece of jewelry

Red refused to stay in the background this Fashion Month. From sharper true reds to warmer coral tones, the color appeared as a deliberate interruption to otherwise controlled wardrobes. Alex Eala wore a red Tory Burch blazer over a striped shirt and wide-leg trousers in New York, giving the color a tailored, daytime attitude. In Paris, Michelle Dee brought red and orange into her Lacoste look, while Alexa Demie offered a deeper interpretation at Chanel, where her glossy, iridescent red-pink quilted skirt suit brought the house’s signature diamond quilting into a more futuristic finish, with burgundy accents sharpening the look.

Feathers have always carried a certain theatricality, but this season they are being used with a lighter touch or placed exactly where they can have the most impact. At Chanel, Dua Lipa arrived in a coral look layered with floral and feather details, turning a familiar fashion-week silhouette into something far more expressive. In New York, Jordyn Woods brought the texture down to the feet with feathered sandals at Michael Kors.

Florals for spring? This season, quite literally. The familiar flower detail gave way to petals with dimension, volume and presence. Sculptural flowers are another story entirely. At Dior, oversized petals became part of the clothes themselves, appearing on looks worn by Dilraba Dilmurat and Thai duo Lingling Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat showed two very different ways to work the idea: one through a floral waist detail, the other through oversized cream appliqués against black.

Fringe is back in its most dramatic form. Rather than appearing as a tiny decorative finish, it is being used to create movement, texture and an unmistakable sense of occasion. Rihanna made the strongest case at Matières Fécales in Paris, wearing a bronzed metallic skirt suit covered in dense, fluid fringe. Hailey Bieber brought the detail into a more relaxed setting with Magda Butrym, while Mimiyuuuh offered a more delicate take at the H&M x Elie Saab party in Paris with a skirt traced with wispy, vine-like fringe.

Jewel tones also took the spotlight at Spring 2027 Fashion Week. Rich shades of emerald, sapphire, ruby, and amethyst bring bold color on and off the runway. These vibrant hues add depth and sophistication to every look. Spotted on the likes of Anne Curtis and Kylie Verzosa, this trend proves that bold colors are here to stay.

The lingerie look has moved beyond the novelty of wearing underwear as outerwear. For S/S 27, the idea feels more refined: delicate fabrics, lace, slip-dress shapes and skin revealed with intention. Jennifer Lawrence arrived at Dior in a pale blue slip dress detailed with white lace and a delicate floral pattern, balancing its lingerie references with an elegant, elongated silhouette. Heart Evangelista took the idea in a more polished direction at Saint Laurent, showing how intimate-looking pieces can still feel decidedly fashion-week appropriate.

Few pieces have worked harder this Fashion Month than the white button-down. Its familiarity is exactly what makes it interesting: the shirt can be severe, sensual, oversized or unexpectedly glamorous depending on what surrounds it. Alex Eala wore hers with relaxed tailoring at Calvin Klein in New York, keeping the proportions clean and modern. After Miu Miu in Paris, Gigi Hadid paired a crisp white shirt with straight-leg jeans and ballet flats, leaning into the enduring appeal of a classic combination.