Paris Fashion Week begins tomorrow, concluding the spring/summer 2027 season with major runway presentations and anticipated debuts. Esteemed fashion houses such as Chanel, Dior, Celine, and Givenchy will showcase their collections alongside emerging talents like Julie Kegels and Matières Fécales.
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Matthieu Blazy will present his second spring/summer collection for Chanel, bringing fresh perspectives on the house's aesthetics. Jonathan Anderson and Michael Rider continue to establish their visions at Dior and Celine, respectively, while Sarah Burton will showcase her work at Givenchy. Other notable designers include Julian Klausner at Dries Van Noten and Pierpaolo Piccioli at Balenciaga.
Emerging designer Julie Kegels, the recent LVMH Prize winner, is expected to make a significant impact with her show on Monday afternoon. Fidan Novruzova, a Central Saint Martins graduate, will also reveal her work in Paris for the first time. The Georgian label Situationist, recognized for its architectural tailoring, and other emerging names like Zomer and Marie Adam-Leenaerdt will join the lineup, alongside the attention-commanding Matières Fécales.
Returning designers include Valentino, which takes its fall 2026 show back to Paris after a presentation in Rome, and Maison Margiela following its Shanghai showcase. Ester Manas, Sacai, and Christopher Esber are also set to return to the Paris schedule after a hiatus.
This season features just two new designer debuts: Drew Henry at Courrèges and Kai Nesselrath at Carven. While the list of newcomers is shorter than in previous seasons, Henry's role is particularly noteworthy as he builds on the legacy of Nicolas Di Felice at the historic Courrèges label.