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Valerie Specht

Reporter · US

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Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Valerie Specht

    John Lawrence Sullivan Berlin Spring 2027 Collection (opens the original)

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    Last year, Arashi Yanagawa made his Berlin debut through the “Berlin Contemporary” funding program. This season, he returns to an audience that has clearly embraced his work. The shift in mood is just as apparent: less metalhead, more sleek. For spring 2027, the Japanese designer—who founded his label in 2003—turned to androgyny. Like many designers blurring gendered conventions, Yanagawa began with traditionally masculine silhouettes, using his precise tailoring as the collection's foundation.

  2. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Valerie Specht

    Orange Culture Berlin Spring 2027 Collection (opens the original)

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    A quick history lesson: Few places in Berlin embody the futuristic optimism of the 1970s quite like the International Congress Centrum (ICC). Opened in 1979, the silver megastructure, built to hold up to 20,000 people, still feels like a relic of a future that never quite arrived. Against that backdrop, Nigerian designer Adebayo Oke-Lawal unveiled Orange Culture's spring 2027 collection, Water Will Carry Us: 24 looks awash in saturated colour, sheer layers, and uncompromising craft. This season,

  3. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Valerie Specht

    Laura Gerte Berlin Spring 2027 Collection (opens the original)

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    For her spring 2027 collection, “Lost to Virtue,” Laura Gerte explored the deconstruction of femininity’s moral ideals. Her starting point was research into Dadaism and the work of artist and poet Mina Loy, whose feminist manifesto, written in 1914, framed female “virtue”—or rather virginity—as a patriarchal tool of control. Published only decades later, the text still felt radical enough to hint at just how provocative it must have been in its own time. “One of the manifesto’s central ideas is

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