Philip Logan

KYLE HO | The Human Condition Chapter Ill

KYLE HO presented its Spring/Summer 2027 collection at Crypt on the Green in Clerkenwell, continuing the narrative established by Love, Louis and Goodbye Martin. This time, the focus turns inward, exploring the idea of humanity itself as a disease, with the collection’s narrative unfolding through clothing, the body and the atmosphere surrounding it. Tailoring remains central to the KYLE HO aesthetic, but traditional construction is disrupted and reimagined, with sharp shoulders, flowing silhouettes and intricate detailing bringing a sense of tension between the familiar and the unexpected.

There is a timeless quality to the collection, sharpened by just enough edge to give each look its own identity. Accessories and considered styling further elevated the silhouettes, while KYLE HO continued to strengthen its relationship with British craftsmanship through collaborations with Pantherella and milliner Katherine Elizabeth, alongside sustainable fabric supplier Fabric House. The result feels thoughtful and assured - a collection that respects the traditions of tailoring while finding new ways to challenge them.

Styling @martin_metcalf
Hair @richardphillipart
Make up @benjaminminchell @mykitco
Casting @unit_c
Movements @ramariochevoy
PR @cellar_ltd
Partnership @pantherellasocks
@katherineelizabethmillinery @fabrichouse_com

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