Five Designers, One Paris Runway: Emerging Fashion Takes Over the Eiffel Tower for SS27
On October 3, five designers will bring five distinct visions of femininity, heritage and modern luxury to Paris Fashion Week, presenting Spring/Summer 2027 collections overlooking the Eiffel Tower at the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel.
Paris Fashion Week has always been a meeting point for different cultures, creative perspectives and interpretations of what fashion can become next. On October 3 at 12:00 PM, that international conversation will continue overlooking one of the world's most recognizable landmarks, as five designers present their collections at the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel.
With editors and media representing Harper's Bazaar, ELLE, Paris Runway Official and more expected in attendance, the noon runway will bring together designers whose stories stretch from South Asian heritage and African royalty to deeply personal expressions of femininity and couture.
Despite their different creative languages, each arrives in Paris with something in common: a desire to make clothing mean more than what is immediately visible.
Scarlett's Boutique — HER
For Samanta Valydon's Scarlett's Boutique (@scarletts_boutique_), Spring/Summer 2027 becomes deeply personal with HER, a collection exploring love, loss, remembrance and strength.
Feminine, princess-inspired evening gowns progress through a carefully considered story of colour, moving from delicate tones into blue, white, scarlet and black. Each shade represents another chapter, while intricate embellishment, fabric, silhouette and finishing details encourage the audience to look closer.
The philosophy behind the collection is equally intimate: true luxury is found in the details. HER is ultimately a celebration of the woman who understands that beauty isn't always revealed at first glance.
Randhawa Brands — L’Essence de Paris: The Parisian Legacy
Founder and designer Amna Inam will bring Randhawa Brands (@randhawabrands) to Paris with L’Essence de Paris: The Parisian Legacy, continuing the brand's dialogue between Pakistani and South Asian heritage and contemporary Western elegance.
Rather than separating cultural tradition from modern luxury, Inam brings the two together, translating elements of heritage through glamour, sophisticated design and an international fashion perspective.
Paris provides a fitting backdrop for that conversation. Randhawa Brands arrives with a vision that is simultaneously rooted and global: South Asian heritage carried forward, reimagined for the modern woman and presented to the world.
TáWA — The Golden Kingdom
With The Golden Kingdom, founder Tawa Atanda and TáWA (@_t.a.w.a) will introduce the Paris runway to a powerful celebration of African royalty, feminine strength and transformation.
Inspired by queens, noble women and ancient African kingdoms, the collection uses dramatic silhouettes, sculptural forms and rich textures alongside a commanding palette of black, fiery orange, red and gold.
For TáWA, presenting in Paris is about placing African-inspired luxury within an international fashion conversation while celebrating the craftsmanship, creativity and cultural identity behind the brand. The Golden Kingdom is, at its heart, heritage transformed into modern royalty.
Andreea Cormier-Wacker Couture — Beyond Elegance
For Andreea Cormier-Wacker Couture (@andreeacormierwacker_couture), the runway is more than a place to display clothing—it is a stage.
Founder Andreea Cormier-Wacker's Beyond Elegance draws from her experience creating for the world of beauty pageants, where femininity, presence and movement are integral to how a gown is experienced. Her couture combines elegance with touches of the avant-garde, with each creation intended to possess its own personality and emotion.
Cormier-Wacker describes the relationship between a woman and her gown almost as a dance: the movement, music, model and garment coming together to tell one story.
Marca MICHELLE — Passion
Completing the five-designer lineup is Marca MICHELLE, founded by Mihaela Bărburaș (@rochiibymichellearad), presenting a collection appropriately titled Passion.
The brand arrives in Paris with a concise philosophy that says everything about its approach to dressing women:
“MICHELLE is more than fashion. It is femininity transformed into attitude.”
It is an idea that also speaks to the wider story of the October 3 runway.
Five designers. Five different cultural and creative perspectives. Five interpretations of what it means to dress a woman today.
Against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower, HER, L’Essence de Paris: The Parisian Legacy, The Golden Kingdom, Beyond Elegance and Passion will each tell their own story. Together, they represent what makes Paris Fashion Week an enduring international destination for fashion: different worlds, identities and ideas meeting on one runway.