A sculptural, fluid white ensemble from Greek designer Dimitra Petsa’s Spring/Summer 2027 "Holy Milk" collection. (Credit: EPA-Tolga Akmen / AMNA)
Greek designer Dimitra Petsa (Di Petsa) delivered one of the most talked-about runway finales at London Fashion Week, showcasing her Spring/Summer 2027 collection, titled Holy Milk.
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The show concluded with a high-concept, theatrical performance: English singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock, pregnant with her third child, made her runway debut wearing a sculptural white top engineered to release streams of milk-like liquid, simulating lactation and celebrating the biological and emotional transformation of motherhood.
Three floral mesh dresses inspired by ancient Minoan frescoes bring Bronze Age Cretan art to the contemporary London runway. (Credit: EPA-Tolga Akmen / AMNA)
Beyond the signature wet-look draping and fluid textures synonymous with Di Petsa, the collection drew direct inspiration from ancient Minoan civilization. Three sheer mesh gowns highlighted digital prints recreating Bronze Age floral frescoes from Crete, merging prehistoric Aegean heritage with avant-garde British runway aesthetics.
The palette transitioned between pure white, translucent fabrics, earthy tones, and vivid floral prints, alongside a trio of draped mesh dresses featuring sunset-inspired gradients.
