Sandro presents its Spring Summer 2027 women’s and men’s collections at the Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine in Paris, drawing connections between fashion and architecture through form, proportion and construction.
SPRING SUMMER 2027
The presentation draws connections between the two disciplines through form, volume, proportion and construction. A building model relates to a garment prototype, a blueprint recalls a pattern and a window becomes a cut-out. Sandro considers both architecture and clothing through their relationship with the body, focusing on how each surrounds and shapes the person within it.
The setting also carries a personal connection for founders and artistic directors Evelyne and Ilan Chetrite. Architecture and design remain part of their daily lives and influence their attention to proportion, materials and form. Inside the museum, the collections enter a wider conversation around construction and the ways Paris continues to inform creative work.
For womenswear, the creative studio looks toward Florida, seaside living and a mix of cultural influences. The collection combines Palm Springs references with New York energy and Latin-Caribbean elements, creating a wardrobe built around movement and a freer approach to familiar dress codes.
Bomber jackets replace conventional tailoring, while parkas use satin and rhinestones. Leather moves across seasons, and tweed appears with chain trims and jewellery-like details. Peplum shapes define the waist, while balloon trousers introduce fuller proportions.
Men’s shirting also enters the women’s wardrobe through bib fronts and spread collars. Piping sharpens silhouettes, while deconstructed tailoring appears with Bermuda shorts and flowers pinned to lapels.
Color and surface push the collection further. Stripes run across knitwear in changing widths and rhythms, while fringes, braids and piping follow the body. Shorts and graphic elements bring sportswear references into the mix. Satin reflects light across the body, while brighter colors increase the intensity of the palette.
Western denim appears with rhinestones, while checked shirts combine with bandana-inspired broderie anglaise. Lace reveals areas of skin, and layered materials create more visual tension. Accessories include totes, multi-pocket bags, leather belt bags, jewelled flip-flops and new versions of the Light Wave.
The men’s collection follows a different route, beginning in the city before moving toward the Mediterranean. Sandro Homme starts with precise silhouettes, graphic seams and all-over floral embroidery. Deep chocolate, olive and metallic blue establish the foundation, joined by faded pastels, mineral tones and luminous white.
Washed linen, lightweight silk, textured cotton and fluid fabrics soften the construction as the collection progresses. Relaxed tailoring and freer volumes shape the summer wardrobe, while tone-on-tone jacquards, textile interlacing, knits and stripes add texture.
The final section turns toward the coast through Aegean blue, warm sand, terracotta and sun-yellow. These colors reference white architecture, mineral terrain and the sea floor, moving the collection away from the city toward a lighter summer mood.
Across both collections, Sandro uses Spring Summer 2027 to examine how clothing interacts with space, proportion and movement, linking the logic of construction with the way garments sit around the body.
