A cinched belt, a dazzling brooch, or a vivid red lip can be enough to transform an ordinary day into a cinematic moment. The glamour Klausner proposes this season doesn't wait for a special occasion. It starts with dressing up entirely for yourself. You can be the protagonist without stepping in front of a camera or walking a red carpet.
The garments on display embody this philosophy. A black jacket with one shoulder covered in a silver star pattern shines like a small rebellion within the everyday. A t-shirt mixing green and yellow blocks instantly adds a focal point to a simple outfit. A long skirt blending gold and pink block patterns flows downward, making movement itself dramatic.
Glamour isn't attached to a price tag. It might depend on how playfully you mix what you already own and how freely you choose to wear it. Through this collection, Klausner reminds us of fashion's essence. It's not about dressing for someone else, but about playing a character for yourself.
What kind of character do you want to embody on the street today?
FAQ
What is the main concept behind Dries Van Noten's Spring/Summer 2027 collection?
It captures the moment an actor leaves a film set and steps into the street, mixing glamorous costumes with everyday clothes. Julian Claessens proposes the joy of playing with fashion—layering a slip dress over a rugby shirt or adding brooches to cardigans—rather than perfecting full glamour.
What prints appeared in Dries Van Noten's Spring/Summer 2027 collection?
Leopard prints and graphics reminiscent of vintage movie posters dominated the collection. Silver star patterns covering black jacket shoulders, green and yellow color-block tees, and long skirts mixing gold and pink blocks created dramatic accents for everyday life.
What new meaning of glamour does Julian Claessens propose?
Glamour begins when you dress up for yourself rather than waiting for a special occasion. A cinched belt, sparkling brooch, or bold red lip alone can transform an ordinary day into a cinematic moment, he says.
