The Spring/Summer 2027 (SS27) edition of Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) concluded yesterday with a final showcase featuring three designers, bringing together diverse creative perspectives and distinctive design signatures from across the international fashion landscape.
Co-founded by Dubai Design District (d3), the global creative hub that is part of TECOM Group, and the Arab Fashion Council, DFW has brought together leading regional and international designers, industry leaders and media, further reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global hub for fashion and creativity.
Co-founded by Dubai Design District (d3), the global creative hub that is part of TECOM Group, and the Arab Fashion Council, DFW has brought together leading regional and international designers, industry leaders and media, further reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global hub for fashion and creativity.
CHRISTOPHER ITALY
Christopher Italy presented its SS27 collection, celebrating Italian craftsmanship through the refined beauty of Italian gardens. Sunlit colours, thoughtful details and exquisite leatherwork came together in bags and shoes that embodied contemporary elegance and the Italian art of living. Miss Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach Jauncey also appeared on the runway, adding a notable presence to the show
JOSÉPHINE
Vietnamese fashion house Joséphine presented its ready-to-wear collection ‘Le Jardin de Joséphine,’ bringing the brand’s creative vision to life through designs inspired by the beauty and elegance of a garden. The presentation celebrated feminine silhouettes, thoughtful detailing and contemporary design, reflecting Josephine’s distinctive approach to modern ready-to-wear.
TARUN TAHILIANI
Indian designer Tarun Tahiliani brought DFW SS27 to a close with ‘The Many Moods of TT,’ a showcase celebrating three decades of Indian craftsmanship, couture and contemporary design. Spanning bridalwear, occasion wear, menswear and couture, the presentation reflected the designer’s signature dialogue between tradition and modernity, with Lebanese singer and actress Maya Diab walking the runway as the showstopper. The grand finale featured elegant kaftans, long coats and stylised headwear, marking a new chapter for the house ahead of the opening of its first Dubai boutique.
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