Gardouch keeps time in orbit with a lighter, stranger summer wardrobe.
Gardouch unleashes its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, The Rings of Saturn Part 2, continuing the house’s Anneaux de Saturne narrative with a lighter wardrobe and an even more curious sense of proportion.
The collection spans 31 looks, with Saturn’s rings acting as the central metaphor: fragments, debris and traces of time suspended in orbit. Gardouch turns that idea into clothing that feels part memory, part reconstruction — pieces that look as though they have been pulled from somewhere familiar and sent back slightly altered.
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That translation gets especially playful in the silhouettes. Cropped tailoring collides with enormous shorts, exaggerated volume and sharply graphic accessories; elsewhere, familiar menswear codes are pushed into something more theatrical. The collection never completely abandons wearability, but it certainly enjoys testing how far the shape of a garment can wander before becoming something else entirely.
It is a fitting second chapter for a collection built around time, residue and return. Nothing here feels interested in a clean rewind. Gardouch instead takes the leftovers — references, shapes, memories — and sends them spinning into a new orbit.
Source: FY Magazine! — “Gardouch Presents ‘The Rings of Saturn Part 2’ for SS27.” Images: Gardouch via FY Magazine!
