Staud Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear: Sarah Staudinger's "Up/Down" Collection
For Spring 2027, Sarah Staudinger unveiled her ready-to-wear collection for Staud, which she characterizes as embodying "up/down, east/west, here/there, then/now." She emphasized that the essence of the season "resides in the slash" and "exists in the space between," highlighting that "evening doesn’t strictly mean evening, nor does day equate to day." This concept was evident in styling choices like pairing duchess satin gowns with loafers and sandals, complemented by a raffia hat rather than a traditional evening clutch. Staudinger, renowned for her accessories in the contemporary luxury sector, has now applied her leather expertise to outerwear, ensuring leather coats receive meticulous attention akin to her handbags. The collection also showcased vibrant new prints, including a striking patchwork beaded top and skirt that can be styled together or separately. Staudinger refers to her pre-fall collection as the "Summer of Staud," emphasizing that her pre-collections are her most significant seasons.
Key facts
- Sarah Staudinger presented the Staud Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.
- The designer described the collection internally as "up/down, east/west, here/there, then/now."
- Staudinger stated the season "essentially lives in the slash" and "lives in the space between."
- Duchess satin gowns were styled with loafers, sandals, and a raffia hat rather than an evening clutch.
- The opening coat matched the oversized Maude tote in leather and ombré.
- An ivory crackled leather moto jacket with a funnel neck collar was a notable outerwear piece.
- A patchwork beaded top and skirt could be worn as separates or a full look.
- Staudinger labels her pre-fall collection the "Summer of Staud."
Entities
Artists
- Sarah Staudinger
Institutions
- Staud
- Vogue