The Frankie Shop Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear: Gaëlle Drevet Stays True to DNA With Vacation-Ready Color
At the brand's headquarters, The Frankie Shop unveiled its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, showcasing employees who blended seamlessly with the guests. Founder Gaëlle Drevet highlighted the brand's vision, aimed at "urban girls" who favor bold hues such as Yves Klein blue and fire engine red in their outerwear and track shorts. The lineup featured perforated leather trench coats, '90s-inspired windbreakers, and pajama-style short sets. New additions included floral designs on sheer fabrics and oversized tees adorned with rugby stripes. Drevet also presented a short army-green jumpsuit and a belted halter dress, emphasizing the need for adaptable pieces for different occasions. The collection embodies her dedication to tailored fashion while introducing innovative styles, including a navy silk marinière shirt.
Key facts
- The Frankie Shop presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection at the brand's headquarters showroom
- Founder and creative director Gaëlle Drevet said, "We're staying true to our DNA"
- Drevet described her customer as "definitely an urban girl" who "was able to take a little bit of a vacation"
- Bright colors included Yves Klein blue, fire engine red, juicy purple, and greens from hunter to chartreuse to pale pastels
- Perforated leather in persimmon and slate blue appeared most notably as a double-panel trench
- Outerwear included '90s-inspired windbreakers and anoraks, a washed-out red silk bomber, a cropped leather trapeze jacket, and trenches with colorfully lined sleeves
- One-and-done options included a short army-green jumpsuit and a low-slung belted halter dress, rarely offered because Drevet doesn't wear many herself
- Florals, a first for Drevet, appeared as clustered bouquets on sheer pale champagne layers
- Silk tops and matching shorts featured the brand's typeface logo as street signage from cities with Frankie Shop stores, including Milan as of last month
- Drevet showed an oversized tee with thick purple and white rugby stripes and a navy silk take on the classic French marinière shirt
- Drevet noted, "Whether you go to Greece, the Riviera, or even the Hamptons, it's not the same wardrobe"
Entities
Artists
- Gaëlle Drevet
Institutions
- The Frankie Shop
- Vogue
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Greece
- Riviera
- Hamptons