TWP entered a new chapter for Spring 2027, presenting its latest collection from the brand’s new home on Howard Street in New York. With Martha Stewart and Kelly Rutherford in attendance, the setting felt fitting for a collection built around movement, transformation and the many versions of the modern woman.
“She moves through different versions of herself without changing who she is,” says founder and designer Trish Wescoat Pound, a sentiment that anchors the collection. Rather than reinventing the TWP woman, Spring 2027 expands her wardrobe, bringing utility and sensuality, heritage and modernity into the same conversation.
Technical outerwear is made lighter and more modular, with layers designed to be added, removed and reconfigured throughout the day. Western references are stripped back and refined, while tailoring loosens its traditional structure in favour of something more instinctive.
The collection’s workwear influence is particularly strong, reflecting TWP’s signature “roll your sleeves up” attitude through utilitarian silhouettes and accessories, softened by considered fabrication and colour blocking. The result feels confident without being overly polished, with pieces designed to move between the different realities of a woman’s life.
For Spring 2027, TWP isn’t abandoning its established codes. It is making them more flexible, more sensual and ultimately more reflective of how women actually dress now.
