Patterns, New York Fashion Week SS27 womenswear
Conversational appeared in 1.5% of looks at the New York Fashion Week SS27 womenswear shows, down from 2.6% in SS26. 18 designers showed the trend across 49 looks.
- Share of looks
- 1.5%
- Change vs SS26
- −1.1 pts
- 2.6% → 1.5%
- Looks
- 49
- of 3,180
- Designers
- 18
- of 90
Number 7 of 9 patterns by share of looks.
Updated September 29, 2026
Looks
11 of 49 looks, across designers.
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Thom Browne, look 46 -
Kim Shui, look 37 -
Grace Ling, look 27 -
Sabyasachi, look 63 -
Batsheva, look 13 -
Tibi, look 37 -
6397, look 24 -
Monique Lhuillier, look 14
+38 looks
This page shows a sample. Every look is in T-Fashion, filterable by designer, city and color.
In the press
Conversational came up in 21 articles from Marie Claire, W Magazine, WWD and 1 more. In the data it was in 1.5% of looks, down from 2.6% in SS26.
Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.
Marie Claire · Sep 23, 2026 · Trend report
From Cummerbunds to Chatelaines: Here Are the NYFW Trends Worth NotingConner Ives showed a silky dress printed with fish.
W Magazine · Sep 16, 2026 · Season review
11 Things We Saw and Loved at New York Fashion Week Spring 2027Conner Ives showed hand-painted skirts and dresses made to look like American rainbow trout.
WWD · Sep 16, 2026 · Show review
Thom Browne Spring 2027: A Bug’s LifeDragonflies, ants, beetles, moths and bees covered tailoring through embroidery, sequins and intarsia.
WWD · Sep 16, 2026 · Show review
Heirlome Spring 2027: Take a BowHeirlome patched spots from the late carver Angelico together with new ones by his daughter on a caftan.
Vogue · Sep 15, 2026 · Show review
Thom Browne Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear CollectionButterflies, bees, dragonflies and other insects appeared as embroidered and knitted motifs.
Vogue · Sep 15, 2026 · Show review
Heirlome Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear CollectionHeirlome reused a print of carved Oaxacan alebrije creatures and added a smaller new version made by his daughter.
Designers
Looks with conversational, by designer.
- 1 Libertine 9
- 2 Thom Browne 7
- 3 Conner Ives 5
15 more designers
Each with their looks, in T-Fashion. This preview shows the top three.
Worn with
Share of the 49 looks with conversational that also had each detail.
Colors
- Black Conversational 24%
- White Conversational 12%
Garments
- Conversational Dress 33%
- Conversational Skirts 22%
Fabrics
- Conversational Satin 24%
- Conversational Twill 14%
Everything worn with conversational
This preview shows the top two per group. T-Fashion has every color, garment, detail, fabric and pattern.
Conversational in full
| On this page | In T-Fashion |
|---|---|
| 11 looks | All 49 looks, filterable by designer, city and color |
| Top 3 designers | All 18 designers, each with their looks |
| Top pairings | Every pairing by color, garment, detail, fabric and pattern |
| Snapshot as of the last update | Updated as each show is analyzed |
| – | Moodboards, concepts and tech packs from the same looks |
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Questions
- How popular was conversational at the New York Fashion Week SS27 womenswear shows?
- Conversational appeared in 49 looks from 18 designers. That is 1.5% of all looks T-Fashion analyzed for the New York Fashion Week SS27 womenswear shows.
- Is conversational a trend for spring 2027?
- Fading on the runways. Its share of looks is 1.5%, down from 2.6% in SS26.
- Which designers showed the most conversational for SS27?
- Libertine (9 looks), Thom Browne (7 looks) and Conner Ives (5 looks).
- How does T-Fashion measure this?
- T-Fashion tags every look of every Spring/Summer 2027 show. The share of looks is the number of looks with the pattern divided by all womenswear looks in the scope. The change compares that share with SS26.