Edward Cuming Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear
Since 2019, the Australian designer Edward Cuming has built his namesake brand on a decoupaged, raw-edged, improvisational quality, all bold colors and contrasting fabric, which yields a pleasing kind of chaos. This season, he wanted to rein things in and go, if not minimal, then at least a bit quieter than usual. “The brief was to be a bit toned down,” he said at his Paris showroom.
- ▪Since 2019, the Australian designer Edward Cuming has built his namesake brand on a decoupaged, raw-edged, improvisational quality, all bold colors and contrasting fabric, which yields a pleasing kind of chaos.
- ▪This season, he wanted to rein things in and go, if not minimal, then at least a bit quieter than usual.
- ▪“The brief was to be a bit toned down,” he said at his Paris showroom.
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| Original publisher | Vogue |
| Canonical URL | https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2027-ready-to-wear/edward-cuming |
| Publication time | Fri, 26 Jun 2026 02:14:44 +0000 |
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Since 2019, the Australian designer Edward Cuming has built his namesake brand on a decoupaged, raw-edged, improvisational quality, all bold colors and contrasting fabric, which yields a pleasing kind of chaos. This season, he wanted to rein things in and go, if not minimal, then at least a bit quieter than usual. “The brief was to be a bit toned down,” he said at his Paris showroom. “But it didn’t really work out.” He paused. “Well, for me this is quite toned down.” (To wit: he named the collection “Calm Down.”)Cuming started from his usual place of intense fabric research; it wasn’t until halfway through the season that he discovered a photo of the Italian designer Lina Bo Bardi’s modernist Brazilian home that brought the season into sharper focus.
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