Paris Fashion Week has begun, showcasing the latest collections from leading French designers. Following a series of events in New York, London, and Milan, this year’s spring/summer 2027 season features 68 shows and 34 presentations, including two designer debuts. Drew Henry is set to debut for Courrèges, while Kai Nesselrath will present his first collection for Carven.
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Several brands are making a return to the schedule after a season off, including Maison Margiela, Sacai, and Christopher Esber. Valentino, which showcased its fall 2026 collection in Paris, is also back for spring 2027. Additionally, Telfar will return to the French capital for the first time since its 2019 runway show, with a live-streamed presentation for fans in New York.
Expect new collections from prominent brands such as Dior, Balenciaga, Mugler, Loewe, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Chanel. Alaïa, currently between head designers after Pieter Mulier's recent move to Versace, will present collections designed by its studio in two intimate presentations instead of a runway show.
LVMH Prize alumni will also be featured, with 2026 winner Julie Kegels and 2024 winner Hodakova presenting on September 28. Satoshi Kuwata, the 2023 prize recipient, will show a collaborative collection with French outdoor brand Aigle. This year also marks the first appearance of 2024 semi-finalist Fidan Novruzova on the calendar.
Other brands scheduled include Givenchy, Dries Van Noten, Celine, Matières Fécales, and Miu Miu, culminating with a collection by Nicolas Ghesquière at Louis Vuitton on October 6. Stay tuned for updates on the standout moments from this final stop of the fashion month.