Alexandra Golovanoff Spring/Summer 2027: Ten Years, One Complete Wardrobe

A decade after founding her Parisian Maison, Alexandra Golovanoff presents a wardrobe built around timeless pieces, expressive color, and understated luxury.

Ten years after the Maison was founded, Alexandra Golovanoff’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection completes a wardrobe designed to move freely across seasons. Pieces can be worn as a total look or mixed with styles from previous collections, creating an evolving wardrobe defined by recognizable silhouettes, timelessness, and a joyful approach to fashion.

Leather takes on an increasingly important role this season. Lightweight lambskin appears in a dress combining a batwing top with a below-the-knee umbrella skirt, cinched at the waist, while a round-neck jacket introduces gathers at the cuffs and hem.

Denim remains central, with a new pair of trousers made in Paris and laser-washed, a technique intended to reduce the environmental impact of traditional denim washing.

Accessories play a greater role within the wardrobe. The bag created in collaboration with Pierre Hardy returns in natural leather, navy, and dark chocolate. Three new padded-leather drawstring bags are also introduced, including a trompe-l’œil version in denim-effect leather.

Color arrives through a new ultra-lightweight viscose twinset, ranging from poppy red to champagne in a fine, fluid knit. Cotton poplin extends across Bermuda shorts, shirts, and dresses, offering lightweight pieces designed to live beyond a single season.

Founded in Paris in 2016, Alexandra Golovanoff has built its identity around wearability, timelessness, exceptional materials, and craftsmanship, with particular expertise in cashmere and an approach to understated luxury.

The Maison describes its philosophy as “cosmetic clothes: colour, comfort, and the understated luxury of a style that makes you feel good.”

Ten years on, Spring/Summer 2027 brings that philosophy into focus: a complete wardrobe designed to evolve season after season.