Sonia Carrasco Spring 2027: Her Place at the Table

by · WWD
Sonia Carrasco Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear at Paris Men’s Fashion WeekCourtesy of Sonia Carrasco

In Spain, lunch isn’t just a meal, it’s a process that starts around the table and dovetails into a post-prandial haze of conversation and togetherness that lasts — until dinner. That’s how Sonia Carrasco summed it up before her spring show, which had models taking a turn down a runway set like a table, flatware and all.

For spring, she brought to the table her interest in exposing the familiar, expressed as a smorgasbord of inside-out tailoring filled with exposed seams, dissected lapels and craft intensive fabrications. In the Barcelona-based designer’s world, process is everything but so are believable, attractive silhouettes.

Exhibit A: a tapestry gown in chunky cotton crochet that was livened up by silk ribbons that added a couture-inflected dimension.

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Other standouts in her coed spring lineup included shorts with tacking stitch turned decorative, provided you didn’t get distracted by the front panel of the same exuberant handcraft as the gown; a polo shirt that had the inner workings of a blazer’s lapels as collar; a dress modeled after the construction of a jacket, and a shirt-skirt, essentially the lower half of a poplin button-down stretched into a floor-grazing A-line.

Accessories mined the same vein, with a new tote bag whose outer layer was sliced off to reveal its internal seaming and Carrasco’s signature bag that echoed the top portion of a tailored garment bag.

All, including butter-soft leather jackets and trousers, were produced in Barcelona. A point of pride for Carrasco, they also made one want to linger.