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Happy Cameroon National Day, May 20th La Fête de l'Unité. A day that carries the full weight of what unity means, and what it asks of us.

To celebrate we hosted a London showroom at The Bistrotheque's Cockatoo for the SS27 Collection, Numéro 01.

To enquire about styles from the collection or place a private order, please email studio@huguette.uk

Happy Cameroon National Day, May 20th La Fête de l'Unité. A day that carries the full weight of what unity means, and what it asks of us.

To celebrate we hosted a London showroom at The Bistrotheque's Cockatoo for the SS27 Collection, Numéro 01.

To enquire about styles from the collection or place a private order, please email studio@huguette.uk

Happy Cameroon National Day, May 20th La Fête de l'Unité. A day that carries the full weight of what unity means, and what it asks of us.

To celebrate we hosted a London showroom at The Bistrotheque's Cockatoo for the SS27 Collection, Numéro 01.

To enquire about styles from the collection or place a private order, please email studio@huguette.uk

Happy Cameroon National Day, May 20th La Fête de l'Unité. A day that carries the full weight of what unity means, and what it asks of us.

To celebrate we hosted a London showroom at The Bistrotheque's Cockatoo for the SS27 Collection, Numéro 01.

To enquire about styles from the collection or place a private order, please email studio@huguette.uk

Happy Cameroon National Day, May 20th La Fête de l'Unité. A day that carries the full weight of what unity means, and what it asks of us.

To celebrate we hosted a London showroom at The Bistrotheque's Cockatoo for the SS27 Collection, Numéro 01.

To enquire about styles from the collection or place a private order, please email studio@huguette.uk

Happy Cameroon National Day, May 20th La Fête de l'Unité. A day that carries the full weight of what unity means, and what it asks of us.

To celebrate we hosted a London showroom at The Bistrotheque's Cockatoo for the SS27 Collection, Numéro 01.

To enquire about styles from the collection or place a private order, please email studio@huguette.uk

Happy Cameroon National Day, May 20th La Fête de l'Unité. A day that carries the full weight of what unity means, and what it asks of us.

To celebrate we hosted a London showroom at The Bistrotheque's Cockatoo for the SS27 Collection, Numéro 01.

To enquire about styles from the collection or place a private order, please email studio@huguette.uk

Huguette SS27 London Showroom
In celebration of Cameroon's Independence Day

Tuesday 19th May 2026
11am-8pm

The Bistrotheque
23-27 Wadeson Street
London
E2 9DR

By Appointment via press@huguette.uk

Image, 'Untitled' Samuel Fosso 1979

Made from handwoven cotton, the Ndop Band Jacket is delicately constructed by Cameroonian artisans on a bamboo loom. Every thread placed by hand, the fringe is what remains when the loom lets go.

The Aqua Necklace is strung using recycled Ghanian glass beads. Each one forged from a bottle, a second life in colour.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

A palette of deep-water blue, sun-bleached white, black, and rusted red settles across the looks like the tail end of a sandstorm dissolving into the horizon.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Longline blazers descend from the shoulders in textured cotton and Ndop-woven panels, their lapels feathered with hand-loomed frayed edges.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Sabit wears the Indigo Ndop Blazer paired with the Onyx Link Necklace

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Delicate, Kindred, Beginnings

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Delicate, Kindred, Beginnings

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Based in ceremony.

The fugu smock is a traditional handwoven garment from Ghana. The stripe pattern is constructed from narrow rectangular strips of cotton, which are woven and joined one beside the other. A practice that is shared across West and Central Africa, carried from hand to the loom.

Tunics lengthen into shirts as collar lines tip toward a mandarin silhouette.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Paul has been rattan weaving since 1999, first learning to work with rattan at 20 years old. His interest with rattan weaving arose from watching artisans work with their hands to create a multitude of objects. It requires great dexterity and experience to craft solid shapes from the hand-cut vines, which is harvested by the artisans themselves.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable atHuguette.uk

Photography @aliceisalwaysinwonderland

Paul has been rattan weaving since 1999, first learning to work with rattan at 20 years old. His interest with rattan weaving arose from watching artisans work with their hands to create a multitude of objects. It requires great dexterity and experience to craft solid shapes from the hand-cut vines, which is harvested by the artisans themselves.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable atHuguette.uk

Photography @aliceisalwaysinwonderland

Paul has been rattan weaving since 1999, first learning to work with rattan at 20 years old. His interest with rattan weaving arose from watching artisans work with their hands to create a multitude of objects. It requires great dexterity and experience to craft solid shapes from the hand-cut vines, which is harvested by the artisans themselves.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable atHuguette.uk

Photography @aliceisalwaysinwonderland

Paul has been rattan weaving since 1999, first learning to work with rattan at 20 years old. His interest with rattan weaving arose from watching artisans work with their hands to create a multitude of objects. It requires great dexterity and experience to craft solid shapes from the hand-cut vines, which is harvested by the artisans themselves.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable atHuguette.uk

Photography @aliceisalwaysinwonderland

Paul has been rattan weaving since 1999, first learning to work with rattan at 20 years old. His interest with rattan weaving arose from watching artisans work with their hands to create a multitude of objects. It requires great dexterity and experience to craft solid shapes from the hand-cut vines, which is harvested by the artisans themselves.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable atHuguette.uk

Photography @aliceisalwaysinwonderland

Bamboo is harvested, split, and worked into rattan-woven bags — the fibres shaved and bent patiently into structure.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Bamboo is harvested, split, and worked into rattan-woven bags — the fibres shaved and bent patiently into structure.

Numéro 01 Spring Summer 2027 collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Sabit wears the Ndop Pale Jacket

Numéro 01 Spring Summer Collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky

Sabit wears the Ndop Pale Jacket

Numéro 01 Spring Summer Collection avaliable at Huguette.uk

Photography @vladimirkaminetsky