HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE day four of dubai fashion week spring/summer 2027

  • Picasso Institute Middle East made DFW debut with 47 student-designed looks exploring sustainable futurism and modern craft 
  • Emirati brand ONORI’s first DFW showcase spotlighted femininity through pastel hues, floral embroidery and refined craftsmanship 
  • DFW member, Lili Blanc presented ‘SOLEIL D’ÂME,’ balancing architectural tailoring with fluid silhouettes and soft seasonal colours 
  • Shoma’s collection explored Indian heritage and Caribbean identity through artisanal prints and contemporary resort wear 
  • Kuni’s showcase by Sara Mousa traced her journey from architectural structure to fluid couture elegance 
  • Weinsanto presented ‘Audace,’ a theatrical celebration of self-expression featuring bold prints and sculptural couture 

Dubai, UAE, 25 October 2026:

Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) Spring/Summer 2027 (SS27) entered its fourth day yesterday, bringing together an international line-up of designers presenting diverse creative perspectives across contemporary fashion, couture and ready-to-wear. 

Co-founded by Dubai Design District (d3), the global creative hub that is part of TECOM Group, and the Arab Fashion Council, DFW concludes today, having united leading international and regional designers, industry leaders and media, reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global hub for fashion and creativity.   

Picasso Institute Middle East 

Picasso Institute Middle East made its DFW debut, presenting 47 original looks created by 23 student designers under the creative direction of founder Ammar Haffar. Exploring the themes of ‘Sustainable Futurism and Modern Craft,’ the showcase brought together innovation, responsible design and contemporary craftsmanship, highlighting the next generation of fashion talent. 

ONORI 

Emirati brand ONORI’s debut showcase celebrated modern femininity through soft pastel hues, fluid silhouettes and effortless elegance. Featuring delicate floral embroidery, exclusive in-house prints, luxurious satins and intricate hand-beaded details, the collection balanced romantic craftsmanship with a contemporary vision of confident, empowered femininity. 

 
 

Lili Blanc 

DFW member Lili Blanc unveiled a collection titled ‘SOLEIL D’ÂME,’ showcasing architectural tailoring, sculpted dresses and asymmetric silhouettes with soft draping and sheer layers. A fresh seasonal palette of light blue, mint green, peach and lilac complemented the brand’s signature black and white, offering a versatile wardrobe that balances confident power dressing with effortless elegance. 

 
 
 
 
 

Shoma

Trinidad-born designer Shoma Persad showcased her collection titled ‘A Thread Across the Waters,’ exploring ancestral memory, migration and resilience through a distinctly Caribbean lens. The collection blended Indian heritage with Caribbean influences through draped resortwear, tailored separates and expressive hand-painted prints, celebrating cultural intersections and artisanal craftsmanship. 

 

Kuni  

Jordanian designer Sara Mousa made her DFW debut with Kuni, presenting a collection inspired by her journey from architecture to fashion. Featuring 20 looks across five chapters, the collection explored the transition from sculptural structure to fluid elegance.

 
 
 

 

Weinsanto 

Victor Weinsanto presented ‘Audace’, celebrating self-expression through bold colours, dramatic volumes and striking animal-inspired prints. The showcase combined sculptural couture, corsetry and three-dimensional textures, reimagining animal prints without the use of animal skins.  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Further strengthening the SS27 edition is a diverse network of partners across beauty, hair, music, hospitality, F&B and production, including KIKO Milano (Makeup Partner), Schwarzkopf (Hair Partner), Fiji (Hydration Partner), Delano Dubai (Hotel Partner), Joe & The Juice (F&B Partner), Electra (Production Partner), Magnum (Audio-Visual Partner) and Gigi (Lounge Partner). 

For the latest schedule and updates, visit www.dubaifashionweek.org and follow Dubai Fashion Week on social media. 

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