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Polo Ralph Lauren Spring 2027: A Collector’s Wardrobe

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Polo Ralph Lauren Spring 2027: A Collector’s Wardrobe

Ralph Lauren returned to Paris to present its spring 2027 Polo women's collection, which evoked the wardrobe of a world traveler through a mix of brand signatures heightened by artisanal details and relaxed silhouettes.

Coming off of Ralph Lauren’s standout spring runway show during New York Fashion Week, the company returned to Paris to present its spring 2027 Polo Ralph Lauren Collection on Friday.

Held at Ralph’s Restaurant in Paris with natural sea grass dune elements, wildflowers and whitewashed wood with Ralph Lauren Home white and indigo benches, the collection dove deep into the spirit of discovery through looks that mixed timeless Polo wardrobing with new ideas inspired by world travels and objects found along the way. Karen Brown Brody, senior brand creative director, women’s Polo and RLX, told WWD that this season she returned to accentuating the American spirit that is at Polo’s core, with ample easy and versatile, yet refreshing and optimistic, designs.

“Always at Polo’s core we are American and we are classic. Where she experiments with the mixing of things or when she travels and she’s collecting things, that’s where it starts to I think get into more experimentation and exploration, and that kind of leaning into individuality,” Brown Brody told WWD of the mix of feminine floral and Indian Madras plaid layers, tailoring and relaxed workwear elements.

Throughout the collection this came through new accentuated silhouettes, as in micro paper bag shorts mixed with sharp tailored jackets, or polo shirts cut both short and slim, or a little looser with slouchier sleeves.


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