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Harris Reed Took the Order for Drama and Delivered It Full-Strength

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Designer Harris Reed built his Spring 2027 collection around a single brief from his own customer: more drama, please. By his own account, he didn't dial that request down for the runway — he met it in full. No hedging, no toned-down alternate version for the cautious. The ask was drama; the answer, per Reed, was drama.

With reporting from WWD Fashion.

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