Shiatzy Chen Spring 2027: a flower beneath the white shirt
An open white shirt reveals a large pink flower-shaped top. Elsewhere in C33’s runway photographs, smaller dark flowers sit on a blue suit and a navy coat.

Shiatzy Chen showed its Spring 2027 collection, “序蘭 / In Accord”, in Paris on 5 October. Among the looks photographed by C33, an open short-sleeved white shirt reveals a large pink flower-shaped top. The shirt falls past the waistband; the flower stops at the bust, leaving the midriff bare.
A white cropped top worn with a long black skirt is covered in petal-shaped pieces. On a matching blue printed jacket and trousers, a single dark flower sits at the collar. A second is pinned high on a straight navy coat, its petals standing out against the fine vertical marks in the cloth.
Elsewhere, a loose blouse with a reflective floral pattern is worn with pale printed trousers; an open-grid navy layer sits over a shorter, darker outfit. Another black look brings a sheer, embellished bodice together with a skirt built in soft tiers.






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