Tommy Hilfiger made his triumphant return to New York Fashion Week this season, showing his Spring 2027 collection at his old uptown stomping grounds, the Plaza Hotel.
“For 40 years, I’ve been inspired by the style of New Yorkers — how the people of the city take the classics and make them their own,” said Hilfiger. “This season, the Plaza is our playground, where Tommy icons feel remixed and refined for today.”
Classic prep silhouettes were modernized through proportion, color and fabrication, as signature red, white and blue are refreshed alongside vivid yellows and vibrant greens. Heritage pieces were given new life in patterns and prints, from color-blocked rugby dresses and Oxford shirting in Ithaca stripes, to traditional tartan plaids on blazers and Ivy jackets.
Polos shifted between shrunken and oversized silhouettes with a micro embroidery of the Tommy crest and collars lifted in an ode to collegiate prep. While chinos were revived as high-cut hot shorts in bold colors and in more modest executions that borrow from denim with subtly twisted seams.
The Tommy Flag was faded and washed across superfine suede and silk-cashmere fabrics, as well as voluminous totes and footwear grounded the looks with rounded ’90s-inspired two-tone skate sneakers, boat shoes, penny loafers and a pool slide reworked in leather.
The Tommy family across fashion, art, music, entertainment, and sports gathered in The Plaza’s renowned Palm Court and Terrace Room for the presentation. As Gigi Hadid opened the show, Kate Moss, Camila Cabello, JISOO, Girls’ Generation-HRS’ Hyoeyeon Kim, Yuri Kwon and Sooyoung Choi, Yosh Yu, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Arón Piper, Carmelo Anthony, and professional basketball stars Josh Hart, Karl-Anthony Towns and Miles McBride joined a front row capturing the eclectic mix of personalities you might expect to see at The Plaza.
Matt Jones and the Matt Jones Orchestra moved from classics into a contemporary soundtrack, as Romeo Beckham walked the final look, and surprise performer Slayyyter lit up the finale with her high-octane pop anthem “Dance.” Dressed head-to-toe in Tommy Hilfiger, of course.
The Plaza has long stood at the crossroads of New York style and culture, while holding a special place in Tommy Hilfiger’s story. During the years his family lived there, its heritage, energy and extraordinary mix of guests became a constant stream of inspiration. Spring 2027 brought those worlds back together, transforming a place woven into his life into the perfect stage for a fresh chapter of his particular brand of classic American cool.
Check out the rest of the collection below.
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