Witness the cinematic evolution of British masculinity by watching the Dunhill spring/summer 2027 collection presentation firsthand on FTV!

There is a distinct, unbothered brilliance to the way a certain caliber of British gentleman approaches his wardrobe. It is an aesthetic shaped not by trends, but by lived experience – one where a meticulously tailored blazer is treated with the same casual ease as a favorite worn-in sweater.

For this collection, Creative Director Simon Holloway delivers a masterclass in effortless elegance, presenting a character study inspired by worldly British icons like Roger Moore, Lucian Freud, and Lord Snowdon.

This wardrobe is designed for a life lived in motion, transitioning seamlessly from the streets of London to sun-drenched yacht decks and late-night summer dinners. The collection is anchored by iconic navy blazers cut on the signature Bourdon block in worsted cashmere panama, alongside a handcrafted reefer coat in rare Escorial wool.

As the season shifts to high summer, the mood becomes laid-back and playful. High-twist linen tailoring emerges in saturated shades of turquoise, navy, and red, while scarves are tied with a studied nonchalance.

For the evening, a touch of archival mischief arrives via playing-card motifs on specialized silk jacquards and louche robes.

Completed by soft silk dupioni evening suits and suede loafers, Dunhill proves that true style lies in dressing exceptionally well without ever looking like you tried.

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http://www.FTV.com/videos WORLD – Kimmy Jayanti is from Look Inc. modeling agency. She was born in Medan, Indonesia on October 18, 1991. Kimmy is 20 years old. She is an actress and a model, appearing in movies like I Know What You Did On Facebook. Kimmy has walked in shows like Sebastian Gunawan and Ghea Panggabean. She has been in the industry for 3 ½ years. “I love being on the runway,” she says, “In my life, I could say it’s such a priceless thing.”

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Explore the spring/summer 2023 collection of Missoni unveiled at Milan Fashion Week! It’s the first collection of the new creative director Filippo Grazioli, who implied his multifaceted vision to create a chromatic decomposition. It finds unity in intense monochromes and in the forms that define a new concept of order with clear, vertical and short silhouettes that communicate energy and awareness. The designer focused on figure-hugging dresses slit up to the hipbone, many of them gossamer and worn over knit briefs or bodysuits.

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Head over to FashionTV to catch the exclusive S/S 27 film of Absent Findings and discover the artistry behind the “What’s the Color of My Voice?” collection!

In an era dominated by loud spectacles and hollow fashion statements, Dubai-based fashion house Absent Findings delivered a breathtaking masterclass in quiet brilliance.

Unveiling their Spring/Summer 2027 collection, entitled “What’s the Color of My Voice?”, Creative Director Shivin Singh turned completely inward, transforming the intimacy of the design studio into a site of elegant rebellion.

The presentation was a surrealist dream anchored by a strange normalcy, challenging the heavy-handedness of the modern world through the disciplined, honest act of simply showing up and creating beauty with genuine intent. The runway unfolded as a stunning dialogue between strict restraint and emotional expression.

Heavily inspired by the surrealist art of Leonora Carrington, the geometric costume design of Oskar Schlemmer, and the sharp codes of prep uniforms, Singh presented an array of impeccably controlled silhouettes.

Tailored jackets, vests, and crisp trousers were beautifully interrupted by romantic gestures—think Victorian ruffles, gathered panels, and emotional flashes of ornament pushing through the garments’ discipline. Moving away from the desaturated, cool tones of past seasons, the S/S 27 runway embraced a rich, deliberate color story featuring olive, rust, warm burgundy, lilac, and deep ochre.

The emotional heart of the collection lay in the seamless integration of inherited, heirloom saris. Used dynamically as delicate piping, frills, and tactile trims, these historic fabrics brought an alive sense of memory, identity, and personal depth to the modern tailoring.

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