Ahead of the show, the trio opened up to L'OFFICIEL about style, music, and more.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Matthieu Blazy continues his dialogue with Gabrielle Chanel and composes a collection in which eras, identities, and clothes are transformed without ever ceasing to respond to one another.
At the Cour Carrée de Louvre, flowing silhouettes and visors gave the label's Spring/Summer 2027 collection a futuristic sensibility.
The Australian talent infused his sensual designs with modern technology.
In the heart of the French capital, the label celebrated the intersection between fashion, craftsmanship, and contemporary design.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Chitose Abe transforms Sacai's utilitarian codes into moving silhouettes in which structure, vulnerability, and femininity tell of the eternal becoming of the self.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Michael Rider imagines Celine as a relaxed Parisian elegance, where precise tailoring, fluid volumes, and accents of color compose a look that is both sensual and spontaneous.
From the front row to late-night dinners and parties, familiar faces are already everywhere in Paris. See who’s been stepping out as fashion month reaches its final stop.
Alessandro Michele transforms the Sainte-Geneviève Library into an "anti-library" where clothes, like unread books, become promises of lives still possible.
Creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli went back to the house's foundation for his latest collection.
Staying true to the house's iconic codes, one thing remained: joy.
Jonny Johansson stretches the codes of New Romanticism and the American West through Acne Studios’ distinctly Swedish approach to design.
From designer dinners to intimate cocktail hours, Paris's Spring/Summer 2027 social calander is as compelling as the collections themselves.
For his debut at Carven, Kai Nesselrath imagines an airy silhouette where pastels, geometry and satin compose a wardrobe in perpetual motion.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Chemena Kamali left Chloé’s lace-loving muse prepared for any Paris weather.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Haider Ackermann extends Tom Ford's sensual legacy by making desire, freedom, and risk a matter of perspective.
Facing the Eiffel Tower, Anthony Vaccarello transformed his latest show for Saint Laurent into a sumptuous golden vision, imbued with nostalgia and the light of memories.
Silvana Armani and Leo Dell'Orco reworked the house's relaxed tailoring in a gradual gradient wash of neutrals and gauzy separates in this quietly textured line for spring.
Wénwán walnuts set the tone for Jonathan Anderson’s latest nature-inspired collection, which was full of unexpected meetings between tailoring and transparency.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Matières Fécales uses texture and silhouette to create a theatrical collection with something to say.
At Milan Fashion Week, Maryll Rogge works on the idea of transformation through cuts, openings, and constructions that make visible what normally remains hidden.
From Maison Margiela's plastic televisions to Bottega Veneta's eccentric bunny gifts, some fashion week invites are just as glamorous as the shows themselves.
An ode to the strong, adventurous women of the 1930s, Max Mara incorporates a utilitarian feel to its house's iconic codes.
With Prada and Fendi already drawing crowds, see who’s been spotted in Milan so far.
At Prada, the skirt was never merely a bottom half. For Spring/Summer 2027, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons used it as a changing proposition, with its character shifting from look to look through the company it kept.
