Paris Fashion Week has wrapped up its spring-summer 2027 Women's Fashion Month, offering a glimpse into the styles that will dominate the coming months. The event highlighted a range of trends, from bold and sexy silhouettes to technical clothing, with bright yellow and canary yellow emerging as a dominant color. Unisex dresses and secondhand fashion also gained traction, influencing searches on platforms like Vinted, which specializes in pre-owned clothing. Drew Henry, a South African designer, made his debut at the French brand Courrèges, drawing inspiration from the house's original 1960s designs. His collection featured pop colors, complex structures, and rigid materials, while also challenging traditional gender norms. Men in the show wore trapezoid dresses in tweed or organza, echoing the experimental styles of André Courrèges, the brand's founder. Haider Ackermann at Tom Ford and Alessandro Michele at Valentino both moved away from modesty, showcasing split skirts, unbuttoned shirts up to the navel, and flashy pink swimsuits. A preppy aesthetic was also on display, with ties, blazers, and shirts being key elements. Variations included cargo pants at Loewe and ties tucked into pants at Valentino, with an emphasis on visible underwear, a trend that has been gaining popularity in recent years. Sporty reimaginings were a common theme, with brands like Lacoste and Miu Miu blending athletic wear with more formal elements. Lacoste's collection for Roland-Garros, the French Open tennis tournament, featured sweat-wicking fabrics and layered t-shirts. Miu Miu paired jogging wear with blazers and wore tracksuit jackets with moccasins. Flip-flops remained a staple, appearing in various styles from thick soles at Casablanca to leather versions at Time and Situationist, and even with heels at Jean Paul Gaultier and Matières Fécales. Oversized glasses and gradient lenses were prominent, with large frames taking over from mini styles. Pockets were emphasized on bags, jackets, and pants, reflecting the gorpcore aesthetic—inspired by outdoor gear—combined with Parisian elegance. This look was seen at shows by Hermès, Kiko Kostadinov, Courrèges, and Sacai. The trend of wearing underwear above the waist, which originated in 1990s New York hip-hop culture, was also featured at Valentino and Miu Miu. Yellow, appearing in soft, buttery shades to maximalist bright yellows, was a unifying color across many houses, including Dior, Chanel, Loewe, Valentino, Hermès, and Courrèges.