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Courrèges SS27: Drew Henry Makes His Debut With Color, Knitwear and a 1967 Logo

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Author: Aditya Shaw · Independent coverage. Corrections / Contact

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Courrèges SS27 Drew Henry debut official visual

PARIS — On Wednesday morning at the Palais de Tokyo, Drew Henry presented his first collection as artistic director of Courrèges. After years spent shaping clothes behind the scenes at Céline, JW Anderson, Phoebe Philo’s own label, and Burberry, the South African designer finally stepped into the spotlight.

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Who Is Drew Henry?

Born in Mpumalanga, South Africa, Henry trained at LISOF in Johannesburg and Central Saint Martins. He worked at Céline under Phoebe Philo, JW Anderson, Philo’s independent label, and most recently as senior design director at Burberry alongside Daniel Lee.

What Henry Says About the Collection

“I wouldn’t say there are any key silhouettes. It’s more about playing with knitwear and color, and seeing where that takes us,” he told Vogue. He focused on the colorful early-1960s archives rather than the late Space Age period and revived a 1967 logo.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was his first Courrèges show?

Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. local time at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.

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