Isabel Marant's Spring/Summer 2027 collection, which passed quickly on the runway, returned for a closer look at the Paris re-see. Drawing from 1960s Los Angeles and the photography of Sam Haskins, the collection layers sun-faded prints, airy silk, and lace with vintage-inspired embroidery and beadwork to capture the spirit of a free-spirited summer. The seemingly effortless yet intricate details build the brand's signature bohemian luxury.
Up close, the hand-crafted details become unmistakable. Macramé knits reveal the texture of hand-tied knots, while sequins and rhinestones catch the light in distinctly different ways. Embroidery shows the trace of each thread stitched by hand. All these elements overlap within a single look without tipping into excess.
Accessories carry the collection's narrative forward. Braided bags feature flat leather cords woven in rhythmic crosshatch patterns that create volume, while embellished boots extend embroidery and beadwork above the ankle, forming an unusual tension between summer lightness and decorative weight. Isabel Marant knows how to add visual density without burdening the season.
Sam Haskins was a photographer who captured the liberated movement and everyday life of 1960s women. His images circulated widely in advertising and fashion editorials of the era, defined by buoyant silhouettes shot in natural light. Isabel Marant translates that sensibility into print, fabric, and form. Sun-bleached tones suggest the passage of time and reinforce a vintage mood, while silk and lace move with the body, recreating the open air of 1960s Los Angeles.
Revisiting what flashed past on the runway at a re-see means uncovering the hidden layers of a collection. Which detail brings you closest to Isabel Marant's vision of summer?
Up close, the hand-crafted details become unmistakable. Macramé knits reveal the texture of hand-tied knots, while sequins and rhinestones catch the light in distinctly different ways. Embroidery shows the trace of each thread stitched by hand. All these elements overlap within a single look without tipping into excess.
Accessories carry the collection's narrative forward. Braided bags feature flat leather cords woven in rhythmic crosshatch patterns that create volume, while embellished boots extend embroidery and beadwork above the ankle, forming an unusual tension between summer lightness and decorative weight. Isabel Marant knows how to add visual density without burdening the season.
Sam Haskins was a photographer who captured the liberated movement and everyday life of 1960s women. His images circulated widely in advertising and fashion editorials of the era, defined by buoyant silhouettes shot in natural light. Isabel Marant translates that sensibility into print, fabric, and form. Sun-bleached tones suggest the passage of time and reinforce a vintage mood, while silk and lace move with the body, recreating the open air of 1960s Los Angeles.
Revisiting what flashed past on the runway at a re-see means uncovering the hidden layers of a collection. Which detail brings you closest to Isabel Marant's vision of summer?
FAQ
What inspired the Isabel Marant SS27 collection?
It drew from 1960s Los Angeles and photographer Sam Haskins' imagery. Haskins captured women's liberated gestures and everyday moments in natural light; Isabel Marant translated that sensibility into sun-faded prints, silk, and lace.
What details stand out in the Isabel Marant SS27 collection?
Macramé knits, sequins, rhinestones, vintage embroidery, beads, braided bags, and embroidered boots showcase meticulous handcraft details. Up close, the texture of hand-tied knots and every sewn thread reveal themselves with striking clarity.
Why revisit the collection at the Paris resee?
To uncover hidden layers that passed by on the runway. The resee allows close inspection of fabric textures, embroidery precision, and accessory construction, offering a chance to reassess the collection's artisanal completeness.
