Vogue Editors Predict Spring 2027's It-Items, From Chanel Heels to Celine Belts
Vogue editors have published their predictions for which spring 2027 runway pieces will become breakout commercial hits, defining an "It-item" as sitting "at the intersection of hot and shoppable." Joan Kennedy names a Chanel heel from Matthieu Blazy's collection—one of 83 heels shown—as her pick, and also flags Prada's repeated skirts, already worn by Celine Dion, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Hunter Schafer. Christian Allaire expects Bottega Veneta's fringed raffia top-handle bags to sell out among devotees, while Kennedy covets The Row's antique lace looks. Hannah Jackson singles out the oversized Celine cincher belt under Michael Rider as a trend pinnacle likely to thrive among celebrities rather than the general public. Alexandra Hildreth sees Tom Ford's short shorts as suited to Alexander Skarsgård, and Kennedy predicts August Barron's windswept bra look will reach the red carpet. Allaire calls the Miu Miu x Wrangler laced-up jeans an unexpected but easy-to-wear match. Max Berlinger points to the backwards newsboy cap, following Love Story and JFK Jr. mania. Alex highlights dainty silk and satin bags, Jil Sander-style colorful tights, and Kennedy notes the casual cummerbund as an emerging staple.
Key facts
- Vogue editors published spring 2027 It-item predictions after fashion month
- An It-item is defined as sitting at the intersection of hot and shoppable
- Matthieu Blazy showed 83 heels in his Chanel collection
- Celine Dion, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Hunter Schafer wore Prada runway looks
- The Celine cincher belt is attributed to Michael Rider's vision
- Miu Miu x Wrangler laced-up jeans were called an unexpected collaboration
- Backwards newsboy caps follow Love Story and JFK Jr. mania
- Jil Sander-style colorful tights are expected to hit streets before spring collections drop
Entities
Artists
- Joan Kennedy
- Christian Allaire
- Hannah Jackson
- Alexandra Hildreth
- Max Berlinger
- Alex
- Matthieu Blazy
- Celine Dion
- Daisy Edgar-Jones
- Hunter Schafer
- Alexander Skarsgård
- Michael Rider
Institutions
- Vogue
- Chanel
- Prada
- Bottega Veneta
- The Row
- Celine
- Tom Ford
- August Barron
- Miu Miu
- Wrangler
- Jil Sander