Phoebe Philo has previewed Collection F on the label’s website. The range covers ready-to-wear, leather goods, shoes and accessories. The brand schedules delivery from early 2027 through June 2027.
Philo launched the label in October 2023 and sold the first pieces only online at phoebephilo.com. She previously worked as creative director at Céline and left the house in 2017. LVMH holds a minority stake in the label. The brand names its collections with letters and calls them seasonless. The label previewed Collection C on its webstore in March 2025, ahead of delivery.
Physical retail has grown since the online launch. Wholesale began in September 2024, when stockists including 10 Corso Como in Milan, Bergdorf Goodman in New York and The Webster in Miami added the label. Sales in Japan began at Dover Street Market Ginza and Isetan Shinjuku in Tokyo in late October 2024. The label opened a shop-in-shop at Dover Street Market London in November 2024. A 50 square metre space at Galeries Lafayette Haussmann in Paris followed in February 2025.
For Collection F, you find Phoebe Philo shop-in-shops inside Dover Street Market in London, New York, Ginza and Singapore. Selfridges in London and Galeries Lafayette Haussmann in Paris also carry the label. Selected global wholesale stockists complete the list. You order directly through the brand’s website as well.
Delivery runs from early 2027 through June 2027 across the website, the dedicated store spaces and the wholesale partners. The published details give one window for all channels, with no separate dates per location. If you plan to buy in store, ask your nearest listed retailer about stock before you travel.
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