The fashion week edit

The Paris Edit

Paris reminded us why it is the fashion capital, with a week that hit the ground running with one strong collection after another. Here’s our edit of the key trends and the data points behind them.

By Natalie Theo Style Director, Mapp Fashion

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Paris blurred the season; use your product data to do the same. Natalie Theo, Style Director

The Bralet

Sporty bandeaus, lacy bralets, teeny-tiny crop tops, sculptural cone bras and silky halternecks: this is the season of the bralet. Taken out of the boudoir and into everyday life, these pieces were styled over tops as playful layers or worn under tailored jackets and cut-away dresses. Jewelled embellishment, silky ruffles and bold prints made them the standout pieces of each look. The bralet has now earned a category of its own within brands’ Tops ranges.

Bralet
Bandeau
Cropped
Casual
Occasions
Tops

Chloé
Givenchy
Hermès
Jean-Paul Gaultier
Miu Miu
Stella McCartney
Tom Ford
Valentino

State of the Art Shoes

Paris gave us the ultimate style solution when it comes to dressing up outfits: a shoe of interest. Saint Laurent turned gold stiletto heeled sandals into the chandeliers of footwear. At Loewe big floppy bows dressed up flat mules for day, at Valentino marabou trimmed satin heels. Chanel showed us how to do colour clashing with contrasting textures and prints and at Dior an animal print toe updated a classic court.

Dress Up
Day-to-Night
Statement Heels
Smart Casual
Occasion
Highlight Piece

Catwalk Trends

A snippet of what the catwalks are telling us about next season.

Shine

Saint Laurent
LBD

Celine
Details

Valentino
Transparent

Chanel
Peplum

Givenchy
Red

Tom Ford
Checks

Miu Miu
Fringed

Balenciaga

Brocade

Brocade, a fabric usually associated with autumn/winter, is one of the many examples where we see the blurring of seasonal codes on the catwalks. An opulent textured fabric, its prevalence in spring/summer 2027 taps into the Rococo aesthetic, one we’ve already been experiencing across both 2026 seasons. At Saint Laurent the almost all-gold theme was channelled into opulent gold brocade shift dresses, as well as tailored jackets and ankle length trousers. At Dries Van Noten, a sporty pale pink jacket, gold bermuda shorts and a gold car coat all had a “glamorous but casual” feel thanks to brocade.

Ciré Matt
Re-nylon
Safari Jacket
Resin Strips
Liquid silks
Cargo pockets
Translucent rubber
Coated cotton
The Trench

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STATEMENT SATIN SHOES

Brand Logo: Logo Signature
Shoe Detail: Extreme Platform
Material: Satin
Heel Height: Very High
Trends: Maximalism; Statement Shoes
Outfit Impact: Dress Up

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