Step inside the magnificent, rule-breaking chaos of “An Annoying Summer Fairy Tale” and watch the full Simon Cracker S/S 27 show firsthand on FashionTV!

For those who view the arrival of scorching mid-year heatwaves with absolute dread rather than delight, Simon Cracker’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection is a glorious, defiant anthem.

Aptly titled “An Annoying Summer Fairy Tale,” the latest offering from the brand is an explicit nod to anyone who simply cannot deal with summer. Instead of offering predictable, pristine resort wear, Cracker leans entirely into his signature aesthetic chaos – blending childhood nostalgia, upcycled bridal tulle, and a punk-rock refusal to take the fashion industry too seriously.

The collection began not with abstract mood boards, but with the brand’s actual inner circle. Treating his diverse crew like real-life paper dolls, Cracker built each look around the unique physical and creative identities of his friends, casting them as the princes, fairies, and “Cracker queens” of this fractured fable. It is a real-world version of Gira la Moda, where people come first and the clothes follow. To construct this magnificent, anti-summer universe, Cracker conceptually tossed forty wedding dresses into a giant blender, entirely disrupting traditional silhouettes.

Millions of ruffles, layers of crinoline, and explosive tulle are reassembled into avant-garde, mushroom-shaped capes with bows, creating textures designed to mimic the organic look of mold growing on summer citrus fruits. The fabrication strikes a brilliant balance between raw streetwear and couture-level experimentation. Everyday denim is juxtaposed with fine satin and silk, boiled and dyed until the materials warp into heavy, structural sculptures. Light, breezy summer outerwear is cleverly repurposed from crisp white cotton bedsheets, boiled down and dyed in an earthy yet vibrant palette of sage, blue, and magenta.

Nodding to the sweaty reality of the season, the scorching heat is manifested through a “melted ice lolly” effect, where vivid, gooey resins appear to drip directly onto platform sandals, sunglasses frames, iconic Dr. Martens 1461 shoes, and the brand’s signature “Saccoccia” handbags.

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http://youtube.com/FashionTV AUSTRALIA – Australia’s Gold Coast presents Gold Coast Swim Fashin Week ’11 where Australian designers come together to present swimwear and summer wear for the masses in an unconventional, alternative fashion week happening since 2007. FashionTV has a runway sneak peek at beautiful and colorful bikini and bathing suits and beachwear (coverups, maxi dresses, tube dresses) from names like Glamorous Life, Capriosca, and Starblu.

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Witness the cinematic evolution of British masculinity by watching the Dunhill spring/summer 2027 collection presentation firsthand on FTV!

There is a distinct, unbothered brilliance to the way a certain caliber of British gentleman approaches his wardrobe. It is an aesthetic shaped not by trends, but by lived experience – one where a meticulously tailored blazer is treated with the same casual ease as a favorite worn-in sweater.

For this collection, Creative Director Simon Holloway delivers a masterclass in effortless elegance, presenting a character study inspired by worldly British icons like Roger Moore, Lucian Freud, and Lord Snowdon.

This wardrobe is designed for a life lived in motion, transitioning seamlessly from the streets of London to sun-drenched yacht decks and late-night summer dinners. The collection is anchored by iconic navy blazers cut on the signature Bourdon block in worsted cashmere panama, alongside a handcrafted reefer coat in rare Escorial wool.

As the season shifts to high summer, the mood becomes laid-back and playful. High-twist linen tailoring emerges in saturated shades of turquoise, navy, and red, while scarves are tied with a studied nonchalance.

For the evening, a touch of archival mischief arrives via playing-card motifs on specialized silk jacquards and louche robes.

Completed by soft silk dupioni evening suits and suede loafers, Dunhill proves that true style lies in dressing exceptionally well without ever looking like you tried.

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Immerse yourself in the kinetic energy and vibrant prints of Luli Fama’s complete S/S 26 runway showcase by streaming it now on FTV!

On Sunday, May 31, 2026, the main Paraiso tent at Collins Park came alive as Miami’s hometown favorite Luli Fama presented its highly anticipated spring/summer 2026 collection.

Renowned for infusing bold Latin spirit and infectious energy into swimwear, the brand once again delivered a powerful display of vibrant, high-octane resort glamour. The show perfectly embodied the sun-drenched Miami lifestyle – effortlessly capturing the seamless shift from a luxurious day on a private yacht to a sultry midnight lounge under the stars.

The collection itself was an absolute visual explosion, defined by Luli Fama’s signature hand-designed prints and an unapologetically vivid color palette. The runway came alive with fiery sunset oranges, electric fuchsias, deep Caribbean blues, and metallic golds that shimmered brilliantly under the strobe lights.

Precision was key in the design language, which featured the label’s famous ruched-back bottoms, daring cut-out monokinis, and sophisticated, fluid resort wear coordinates, including dramatic floor-sweeping kaftans, breezy printed linen sets, and macrame-detailed cover-ups.

Walked by an incredibly dynamic cast of models who danced down the catwalk to a thumping tropical beat, Luli Fama didn’t just show a collection; they threw the ultimate Miami party, cementing their status as undisputed royalty of the Paraiso stage.

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Step into the heart of Italian savoir-faire, watch the exclusive Pitti Uomo 110 presentation of the Cuoio di Toscana x Paul Andrew “He(ART)” collection on FashionTV!

The Fortezza da Basso witnessed a masterclass in Italian footwear heritage as Cuoio di Toscana took center stage at Pitti Uomo 110.

The renowned consortium, which has championed the pinnacle of Made in Italy sole leather for over forty years, unveiled “He(ART)” – a limited-edition capsule collection born from a creative alliance with world-renowned footwear designer Paul Andrew.

Presented to an exclusive global audience of press, opinion leaders, and international guests in Florence, the dynamic exhibition brought the leather to life. Models traversed the space, showcasing a collection in which sole leather is treated not merely as a technical component but as an expression of pure identity and sculptural art.

The showcase featured standout designs like Softy, an ultra-flexible unisex loafer; Facet, a striking sandal with a jewel heel mimicking Cuoio di Toscana’s iconic green; and Intertwist, a series defined by intricate, handwoven leather strips.

Crucially, the presentation looked to the future. The runway styling was developed in collaboration with young, emerging talents from Istituto Marangoni Firenze, cementing the Consortium’s dedication to passing generational craftsmanship down to the next wave of global design.

As a perfect convergence of heritage tanneries, contemporary mastery, and youth innovation, “He(ART)” marks only the opening chapter of an international journey for Cuoio di Toscana this season.

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