ICICLE explores the changing rhythms of everyday life with Moments, its Spring Summer 2027 Atelier Collection conceived by Design Director Bénédicte Laloux. The collection treats clothing as something responsive to different points in a day, with silhouettes that shift through proportion, fabric and small adjustments. Across womenswear and menswear, Laloux approaches identity as instinctive and multifaceted, allowing garments to respond to different moods and situations.
SPRING SUMMER 2027
Laloux develops them through precise tailoring, fluid silhouettes and relaxed volumes, creating pieces that can change according to how someone wears them. Sleeves roll or fold back, slits open as the wearer walks and volumes loosen around the body. Buttons, belts and panels of fabric alter proportions through simple interventions.
A trench coat takes the form of a dress, while a blouson arrives in silk taffeta, bringing a refined treatment to a familiar sportswear shape. These transformations run throughout Moments, where recognizable garments gain new character through fabric, construction and movement.
Natural materials play a significant role in establishing the collection’s texture and weight. ICICLE works with airy poplins, silk chiffon, crepe, cotton and wool combinations, and textured linen. Silk responds to changing light, while linen introduces a denser, almost mineral surface. Graphic folds shape volumes across the collection, joined by pleats and micro-gathered embroidery that give fabric a delicate raised texture.
Bags use fringed squares of fabric to create a cloud-like surface. ICICLE folds the individual sections with origami-like precision, turning repeated geometric pieces into soft, tactile forms.
Color changes as the collection progresses, marking shifts from one imagined moment to another. Black, white, ecru, sand and camel establish a restrained foundation. Poppy pink, soft yellow, sky blue and anise green introduce brighter accents throughout the womenswear.
Menswear develops its own color vocabulary through moss green, lilac and vivid red. These shades soften the character of tailoring, while stripes and abstract jacquards offer new interpretations of casual clothing. The changing palette gives individual looks a distinct mood while maintaining continuity across the collection.
Laloux conceived Moments as a sequence of separate presences rather than a fixed uniform. Clothing responds to movement and allows details to shift during wear. A loose panel changes a silhouette, an opening reveals itself with a step, and a folded sleeve alters the proportion of a look.
ICICLE draws its imagery from fragments of daily life and turns them into clothes for women and men. The collection moves from structured tailoring to lighter fabrics, from restrained neutrals to clear flashes of color, while maintaining a focus on natural materials and adaptable forms.
