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Life & Style

Ralph Lauren presents spring 2027 collection ahead of New York Fashion Week

  • The brand began a turnaround plan about a decade ago when it hired its first ⁠outside CEO,
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Photo: Reuters
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NEW YORK: Ralph Lauren showcased voluminous pants paired with a line of navy and white coats for the brand’s spring 2027 collection, infusing ​traditional silhouettes with contemporary flair on the eve of New York ‌Fashion Week.

The 86-year old designer Ralph Lauren, who founded the brand in 1967, made a brief appearance at the end of Wednesday’s show, waving to the audience who greeted him in ​applause. In a statement, he called the spring collection an “irreverent take on ​romance that creates a new elegance.”

Models walked the runway at the ⁠Jack Shainman Gallery in lower Manhattan wearing denim jackets adorned with feathers, tailored ​white suits and form-fitting tops. The women’s collection also featured draped floor-length gowns ​in a display of the formal side of the brand’s designs.

Actors Viola Davis and Cynthia Erivo were among the front-row spectators, seated alongside David Lauren, the only one of Ralph’s three children ​who remains heavily involved in the company.

The New York-based premium apparel firm has ​reported strong growth in recent quarters despite broader strain on the luxury sector, as it has ‌widened its ⁠appeal among a younger generation of shoppers while maintaining a multi-generational consumer base.

“You have a combination of very sophisticated types of styles and then much more easy to wear, accessible types of styles. It covers all possible generations,” CEO Patrice ​Louvet told Reuters after ​the runway show, ⁠underscoring the potential for the brand to keep growing its women’s business.

“We’re about inclusive luxury,” Louvet added.

Ralph Lauren’s assortment of price ​points has helped keep sales afloat, analysts say, even as ​inflation-wary shoppers ⁠pull back on discretionary spending and shy away from price hikes from luxury rivals.

The brand began a turnaround plan about a decade ago when it hired its first ⁠outside CEO, ​helping to revive sales in recent years through ​a sharper focus on high-end apparel.

New York Fashion Week is set to run through September 15, featuring ​about 70 runway shows and designer presentations.

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