MYL BERLIN, Autumn/Winter 26/27
On February 20, 2026, we return once again to the official London Fashion Week schedule with our new Autumn/Winter 26/27 collection, “BROKEN ENOUGH? THE OATH.” Over the past seasons, we have had the privilege of presenting multiple collections within the London Fashion Week framework, each one marking a different chapter of our evolution. Yet this show feels particularly significant to us.
This season, we present our work in a format that feels entirely ours, a live runway show staged in Berlin Neukölln, inside the striking architecture of CANK Berlin, in front of a carefully selected audience, while streaming the show globally through the official London Fashion Week channels.
Berlin is our origin. London is the global stage. By presenting locally and streaming internationally, we create a bridge between underground resilience and international visibility.
If earlier chapters were about transformation, this one is about confrontation.
“BROKEN ENOUGH? THE OATH.” explores the moment when survival turns into self definition. It is the second we stop asking to be understood. For years, many of us wear chains we mistake for love, loyalty, home, gratitude, safety. We polish them. We protect them. We adapt ourselves to them. Until one day, the illusion fractures.
The old question, “Am I good enough?” disappears. What remains is certainty. I am.
For some, breaking means leaving a country shaped by war. For others, it means walking away from silence, inherited shame, abuse, or identities others tried to define. This collection captures the precise instant when fear evaporates and autonomy begins. The sound of chains touching the floor becomes liberation.
Visually, we translate rupture into reconstruction. Architectural tailoring, sculptural silhouettes, layered textures, and controlled deconstruction reflect the rebuilding of identity, brick by brick. Sustainability and local production remain foundational to us. Inclusivity is not styling, it is structure. Our casting centers lived experience rather than surface appearance, ensuring that representation within our world is real and intentional.
Autumn/Winter 26/27 is designed by Sebastian S. K. together with Ayham Hussein, who receives his first official designer credit this season after years shaping MYL BERLIN as Creative Director, co designer, stylist, and show producer. His cross cultural perspective, rooted in Syria and forged in Berlin, deepens the emotional and visual language of the collection.
Movement Director Marie Zechiel joins us again, creating a powerful dance performance that transforms the runway into a space of physical release and embodied storytelling. Through movement, the internal tension of the collection becomes visible.
Embedded within the show, contemporary artist Natalie von Matt presents her series “Broken Childhood.” Through assemblage and calligraphy based works, she explores how early experiences shape the architecture of adulthood. Her art confronts inherited self doubt and silent wounds with honesty and strength, amplifying the shift from questioning one’s worth to claiming it. Within our presentation, her work becomes both reflection and affirmation.
Our Autumn/Winter 26/27 runway show is kindly supported by Natalie von Matt, Air Up, Afri Cola, Beautifect, Weldon, Marie Zechiel, trippen, Sonett, and further partners who share our belief in independent fashion, artistic dialogue, and community driven platforms.
Founded in 2018, MYL BERLIN merges avant garde design, sustainability, and radical inclusivity. Rooted in Berlin’s club culture and creative underground, we challenge rigid definitions of identity and beauty. Returning to London Fashion Week once again affirms our commitment to continuous evolution and to shaping spaces where fashion becomes a language of self determination.