
Kent & Curwen Spring 2026: Hyde Park and Recreation
For Kent & Curwen’s spring 2026 lineup, creative director Daniel Kearns envisioned a day at London’s Hyde Park.
The brand’s signature rugby shirts were reimagined with technical materials, while the knits became sheer — or adorned with 3D rose petals.
The tailoring came with a deconstructed twist, like a sky blue back-as-front blazer with a scarf-like lapel. The overall outerwear offering had a bolder edge with elements like metallic jacquards and hand-painted floral motifs. They were inspired by the Pre-Raphaelite movement, according to Kearns.
The designer said the spring collection aimed to capture the lightness and fragility of summer, with a focus on modern techniques and materials.
It felt contemporary and upbeat, with a touch of color from natural surroundings and sporty influences from the swimmers in the Serpentine Lido at Hyde Park: puffy miniskirts resembling lifebuoys, as well as dresses, bodysuits and separates that nodded to scuba suits.
Great accessories were on offer, too, including ultra-flat sneakers, flip-flop/heel hybrids, rose-shape cuffs and necklaces, and rugby-shaped handbags, one spotted on front row guest Angela Wang, daughter of famed Chinese TV host Li Xiang.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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