Thom Browne and Dior unveil 2027 Spring/Summer collections in Milan and Paris

American designer Thom Browne returned to Italy after almost two decades to present his Spring 2027 menswear collection at Milan’s historic Palazzo Serbelloni. The show transformed the venue into a geometric garden, using more than 400 seersucker‑covered pots and botanical embroidery that highlighted lighter fabrics such as open‑weave cotton, technical seersucker, fresh wool and madras checks. The collection combined classic tailoring codes with nature‑inspired details, including embroidered bees, frog motifs and hand‑applied dragonflies.

In Paris, Irish designer Jonathan Anderson debuted Dior Men’s Summer 2027 at the Musée Nissim de Camondo. The runway featured 66 looks drenched in metallics, sequins and plaid, mixing deconstructed silk shirts, distressed denim, gold‑ and silver‑finished jackets and oversized XL bags. Anderson also revisited the brand’s iconic Bar‑O‑Lamb jacket and incorporated archival references from Marc Bohan, underscoring a playful, youthful aesthetic for the upcoming season.