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Berlin Fashion Week SS27 · Runway show

Lou de Bètoly

37 looks, shown 2 July 2026 in Berlin. Known this season for veil, veil / headpiece, gloves.

37Looks
3.8%Of the week's looks
4th / 41Largest show
NavyLead colour

The collection, look by look

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Every look in runway order as a column of the colours measured from its garments. Hover or use the arrow keys to read each one; play to walk the show.

Look 1Look 37
NavyBeigeCharcoalIvoryWhiteGreyCoralPink
Look 11

Look 1 of 37

Patchworked black lace cropped jacket and skin-tight lace leggings

Lace is treated as collage: mismatched black lace panels spliced over nude mesh, hems split and flared at the ankle. A fishnet veil and black fingertip caps turn the boudoir fabric dark and armoured.

Charcoal 53%Black 31%Grey 16%
Shape
column · fitted · fitted · skin-tight
Pieces
jacket · leggings
Fabric
lace · sheer mesh · jacquard
Details
cut-away · exposed seams · lacing · patchwork
Styling
stilettos · bare midriff · matching set · tonal head to toe
Mood
dark · edgy · sensual

What set Lou de Bètoly apart

Over-represented in this house's looks compared with the rest of the season.

Veil headwearVeil / headpiece accessoryGloves accessoryLingerie / boudoir referenceUnderwear as outerwear stylingFitted / bodycon silhouette

The palette

Share of garment area across 37 looks, measured from the clothes (skin and set excluded).

Silhouettes

  • Fitted / bodycon89%
  • Column32%
  • Asymmetric27%
  • Straight / tubular16%
  • Hourglass / cinched waist16%

Share of the 37 tagged looks.

What the collection was made of

Share of the 37 looks described by our AI tagger
  • Dress30%
  • Jacket16%
  • Bodysuit14%
  • Skirt14%
  • Mini skirt11%

The character of the clothes

Lou de Bètoly's clothes were cooler, more textured, more formal, more daring and more experimental than most of the season.

  • DarkerLighter
  • MutedVivid
  • CoolerWarmercooler than 85% of houses
  • SmoothTextured & printedmore textured than 84% of houses
  • CasualFormalmore formal than 86% of houses
  • ClassicDaringmore daring than 92% of houses
  • ExperimentalWearablemore experimental than 94% of houses

Lou de Bètoly against every other house measured so far

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Lou de Bètoly, in context

Every house is measured against every other, across every fashion week. The fortnightly digest sends you what moved, and who moved it.