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🌐Global Edition • Calendar Week 3

September 2026 — Week 3

Week 3 (Sep 15 – Sep 21) (2026/09/15 to 2026/09/21)

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Fashion & Luxury
2026-09-21T09:30:00.000Z

Burberry Returns to Its Trench Core as Daniel Lee Recasts Utility for SS27 in London

At London Fashion Week, Burberry SS27 under Daniel Lee sharpened the house's utilitarian heritage into a collection that treated gabardine not as nostalgia but as strategy. Rebuilt trenches, weatherproof tailoring and disciplined outerwear silhouettes suggested a label intent on reaffirming its British authority for a global luxury market increasingly drawn to clarity, durability and coded restraint.

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Fashion & Luxury
2026-09-20T09:30:00.000Z

JW Anderson brings surrealist knitwear and sculptural tailoring to London

JW Anderson returned to London with a collection that sharpened its reputation for wit, craft and controlled eccentricity, pairing surrealist knitwear with inflated bubble hems and playfully distorted tailoring. The result was a confident study in silhouette and texture, one that felt both commercially astute and culturally pointed in a city still setting the pace for experimental fashion.

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Fashion & Luxury
2026-09-18T09:30:00.000Z

Simone Rocha Deepens Her Gothic Romance With Pearlwork, Sheer Drapery and Harnessed Utility

In London, Simone Rocha presented a collection that sharpened her signature tension between fragility and armour, pairing pearl-encrusted tulle and sheer organza with leather harnesses and utilitarian detailing. The result was a study in romantic severity that felt both commercially astute and culturally resonant, reaffirming Rocha's place among fashion's most distinctive voices.

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Fashion & Luxury
2026-09-16T09:30:00.000Z

Ralph Lauren's SS27 Returns to the Grammar of American Elegance

At its New York presentation for Spring/Summer 2027, Ralph Lauren revisited the house's most enduring codes: Hamptons nonchalance, nautical precision and eveningwear that moved with liquid assurance. The result was a collection that felt both commercially astute and culturally resonant, reaffirming the designer's hold on the language of modern American luxury.

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