MYL BERLIN

MYL BERLIN
Autumn Winter 2026/27
“BROKEN ENOUGH? THE OATH”

Berlin / London — February 20, 2026

“BROKEN ENOUGH? THE OATH” is an exploration of the moment when survival turns into self definition. It is about the precise second fear evaporates and autonomy begins. For Autumn Winter 2026/27, we designed a collection that examines the anatomy of a turning point — the rupture that allows identity to be rebuilt with intention.

Architectural tailoring, sculptural silhouettes and sharp structural lines define the collection’s visual language. Lacquered finishes, leather, mesh and engineered layers create garments that function as armor yet remain fluid on the body. Each piece is built around tension: protection versus exposure, strength versus vulnerability, structure versus release. The collection is personal. It speaks of breaking inherited chains, leaving spaces that confined us and consciously reconstructing the self.

This season also marks the first official designer credit for Ayham Hussein alongside founder Sebastian S. K., reflecting the evolution of our shared creative direction and the deepening of our conceptual and technical collaboration.

Sustainability is not an addition to our process, it is the foundation of it. All fabrics and materials used in the Autumn Winter 26/27 collection are sustainably sourced and carefully selected for durability and responsibility. One hundred percent of the production takes place in Germany. From design and prototyping to final garment construction, every piece is made locally, ensuring transparency, craftsmanship and long term accountability. Our jewelry is crafted from 75 percent recycled stainless steel, and we work with high quality saddlery leather chosen for longevity rather than excess. For us, luxury is defined by integrity.

On February 20, 2026, we presented this collection as part of the official London Fashion Week schedule. As the only German brand featured on the official calendar this season, we chose not to replicate London in Berlin but to bring Berlin to London.

The show took place at CANK Berlin in Neukölln, a former department store transformed into a raw cultural space whose industrial architecture became part of the narrative. Nearly 500 invited guests from fashion, press, art, business and culture attended the presentation. The show was streamed globally via the official London Fashion Week channels, merging physical intensity with digital reach.

Movement became central to the experience. Under the direction of Marie Zechiel, performers interacted with the monumental columns of the venue, symbolically bound before breaking free. The choreography translated the collection’s core question into physical form: when are we broken enough to finally choose ourselves. An accompanying installation exploring themes of childhood and self worth expanded the runway into a multidimensional emotional space.

Radical inclusivity remains the structural identity of MYL BERLIN. Our name reclaims a word historically associated with rejection. We refuse erasure. Through blind casting and gender fluid design, we focus on lived experience rather than surface aesthetics. Fashion, for us, is not about conformity. It is about presence.

“BROKEN ENOUGH? THE OATH” was our largest and most uncompromising show to date. It was not simply a runway presentation. It was a declaration.

We are no longer asking for permission.
We are taking our space.