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Model standing against a white wall wearing a black zip jacket, blue skirt, and black boots while holding a patterned tote bag

Model standing on grass in a grey jumpsuit holding a black and white checkered handbag with a garden rake nearby against a white backdrop

Model in blue belted jacket holding striped straw bag against white backdrop for 3.1 Phillip Lim.

Model posing against white wall with pitchfork wearing black jacket and gingham skirt

Model in green dress with yellow gloves holding a pink pouch against a white backdrop

Model with blonde layered hair wearing a black zip top with a light blue collar against a white background

Model standing against a white backdrop wearing a white top over a blue gingham shirt, green gingham skirt, and holding a yellow handbag

Model in pink shirt and green patterned pants wearing long suede gloves holding a patterned bag against a studio backdrop.

Model wearing a blue denim dress and green boots holding a yellow handbag against a white wall with straw on the floor.

Model wearing a white top and grey skirt standing next to hay bales and a pitchfork against a white wall.

Model wearing a white zip-up jacket holding a woven basket bag against a plain white background.

3.1 Phillip Lim SPRING 2027 READY-TO-WEAR 2026

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3.1 Phillip Lim presents the Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection through a series of editorial images that blend contemporary tailoring with rustic, agricultural-inspired set design. Photographed by Willy Lukaitis, the collection highlights a range of textures—from structured denim and zip-up jackets to gingham patterns and soft layered knits—captured against minimal white studio backdrops. The production features creative direction and styling by Amy Mach, who pairs the collection's refined silhouettes with contrasting accessories like woven totes and gardening-style gloves. The visual language relies on clean studio lighting and vertical compositions, incorporating props such as hay bales, turf grass, and tools to ground the fashion in a surreal, pastoral context. Lex Peckham fronts the imagery, with makeup artistry provided by Marco Castro and set design by Miles Bettinelli. The editorial series emphasizes the intricate details of the apparel, including designer contributions from Michelle Rhee.