Sally LaPointe Shows Spring 2027 Collection on Rooftop, Inspired by Monet

Sally LaPointe unveiled her spring 2027 ready-to-wear lookbook on the rooftop of her atelier in New York City, opting not to host a runway show this season. Drawing from Claude Monet's skyline paintings, which she explored over the summer, LaPointe selected a lighter, more ethereal color scheme compared to her earlier collections. "I aimed for this collection to be uplifting, bright, and very positive," she remarked. "We all need a bit of that right now." The collection included her signature moody party dresses, reimagined in vibrant feathered and sequined styles. To further her expanding business, LaPointe introduced new items like bedazzled denim cutoffs for Coachella 2027 and embellished blazers for professional settings. The brand is now more accessible on various e-commerce platforms, and the atelier receives seasonal updates. The daisy dukes, launched with the fall 2024 season, highlight her strategy for category expansion.