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Haute Couture, autumn-winter 2026/27: Make way for the independent labels

Haute Couture, autumn-winter 2026/27: Make way for the independent labels
France 24 Friday 04 September 2026, 12:04 UTC By Pascal MOURIER 1 min read
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Haute Couture, autumn-winter 2026/27: Make way for the independent labels Issued on: Some couturiers get to modernise houses owned by luxury groups. Among them is Duran Lantink, who draws on Jean Paul Gaultier's ballet-costume era for his inspiration. Independent houses, by contrast, must create from scratch.

Haute Couture, autumn-winter 2026/27: Make way for the independent labels Issued on: Some couturiers get to modernise houses owned by luxury groups. Among them is Duran Lantink, who draws on Jean Paul Gaultier's ballet-costume era for his inspiration. Independent houses, by contrast, must create from scratch. Iris van Herpen turns to science. Rahul Mishra finds inspiration in the beauty of Hindu goddesses. Imane Ayissi pays tribute to his late mother. Finally, Kevin Germanier keeps celebrating the most desirable approach to recycling imaginable.
Haute Couture (ORG) Duran Lantink (PERSON) Jean Paul Gaultier's (PERSON) Iris van Herpen (PERSON) Rahul Mishra (PERSON) Hindu (ORG) Imane Ayissi (PERSON) Kevin Germanier (PERSON)
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