Rebekka Ruétz S/S27 'PETRICHOR' at Berlin Fashion Week
At Berlin Fashion Week, designer rebekka ruétz unveiled her Spring/Summer 2027 collection titled 'PETRICHOR,' drawing inspiration from the refreshing aroma of rainfall on parched soil. The runway showcased a journey from anxiety to liberation, featuring an array of minimalist and avant-garde designs, including distinct H- and X-shaped silhouettes, sculptural corsets, and cropped jackets. Fabrics like soft lace and mesh evoked a weightless quality. The color scheme included shades like midnight black, chalk white, and moss green, enhanced with gold and silver accents. Makeup by Sam Hill and Inclover Academy utilized matte skin tones and sparkly highlights, reminiscent of raindrops.
Key facts
- Collection titled 'PETRICHOR' for Spring/Summer 2027
- Presented during Berlin Fashion Week
- Concept based on the scent of rain hitting dry earth
- Silhouettes include H- and X-lines, sculptural corsets, dropped shoulders, cropped jackets
- Color palette: midnight black, chalk white, smoky white, pearl beige, sandstone, clay ochre, moss green with gold and silver accents
- Beauty by Sam Hill in collaboration with Inclover Academy
- Swarovski crystals used to replicate water droplets
- Backstage photography by Anna Nowalska-Duda
Entities
Artists
- rebekka ruétz
- Sam Hill
- Anna Nowalska-Duda
Institutions
- Berlin Fashion Week
- Fashion Council Germany
- Inclover Academy
- Swarovski
- Kaltblut Magazine
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany