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Fashion United
a day ago
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- Fashion United
Paris Fashion Week schedule unveiled
The Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) released the provisional schedule for Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 2026 last Thursday. The event, held from 29 September to 7 October, will bring together 76 shows and 36 presentations within its official programme. Belgian designer Julie Kegels, the avant-garde brand Matières Fécales and the eponymous label of Marni's new creative director, Meryll Rogge, are among the newcomers included in the show schedule. Belgian brand Façon Jacmin appears on the list of newcomers in the presentations programme, alongside Danish brand Ganni, which showed for the first time in Paris in September 2024, but outside the official calendar. The season will also be marked by the return of several major brands with new creative direction: French brand Jean Paul Gaultier, accompanied by Duran Lantink; Carven, with Mark Thomas; Mugler with Miguel Castro Freitas; Loewe with the duo composed of Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez; and Maison Margiela (first ready-to-wear collection for its new creative director Glenn Martens). The return of Celine, Vêtements, Agnès b. Thom Browne and Lanvin has also been noted. Among the most anticipated shows, Chanel's probably tops the list. The French brand will present the first collection designed by Matthieu Blazy, former creative director of Bottega Veneta, on Monday 6 October at 8pm GMT. Pierpaolo Piccioli's first collection for Balenciaga will also be among the season's most closely watched shows. This article was translated to English using an AI tool. FashionUnited uses AI language tools to speed up translating (news) articles and proofread the translations to improve the end result. This saves our human journalists time they can spend doing research and writing original articles. Articles translated with the help of AI are checked and edited by a human desk editor prior to going online. If you have questions or comments about this process email us at info@
Hypebeast
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Paris Fashion Week to Host Historic Roster of Debuts
From September 29 to October 7, Paris will host a surge of creative director debuts centering on the Spring 2026 women's RTW season. Released on Thursday by the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, theParis Fashion Weekcalendar will include 76 runway shows and 36 presentations, but all eyes will be on the luxury establishment, which has seen a historic year of creative overhauls and challenges. Leading the charge with perhaps the most highly anticipated debuts isChanel, whereMatthieu Blazywill present his first-ever line at 8 p.m., October 6, at the Grand Anderson, among fashion's busiest visionaries today, will follow up on hisDiormen's debut with his first Dior women's collection on October 1 at 2:30 p.m. With big (chunky) shoes to fill followingDemna's departure,Pierpaolo Piccioli'sBalenciagadebut is another key event taking place on October 4 at 8 p.m. On October 2 at noon,Miguel Castro Freitaswill debut as creative director ofMugler, and the next day at 11:30 a.m.,Proenza SchoulervetsJack McColloughandLazaro Hernandezare set to debut their firstLoewecollection. Glenn Martens, who presented his lauded couture debut forMaison Margielain July, will shift gears to show his first RTW collection for the avant-garde label on October 4 at noon. BringingJean Paul Gaultierback to the ready-to-wear schedule after more than a decade,Duran Lantinkwill show his first JPG collection on October 5 at 4:30 p.m. The question remains whether the wave of creative turnarounds will rescue the luxury sector from the hurricane of dwindling sales, labor scandals, data breaches, and tariff legislations that have taken a toll on the industry. While 'the luxury slowdown'has become a common label for the current era's woes, conscious brand evolution and aesthetic novelty could jump-start recovery. Stay tuned to Hypebeast for the latest fashion insights.
Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Fédération unveils bumper Paris ready-to-wear season, with nine designer debuts
France's Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode on Thursday unveiled a bumper Paris ready-to-wear catwalk season, bristling with nine designer debuts and key houses, in the most anticipated Paris Fashion Week this century. See catwalk The French's capital's two most famous fashion houses, Chanel and Christian Dior, will both feature women's ready-to-wear show debuts by their freshly appointed creative directors – Matthieu Blazy and Jonathan Anderson, even if the latter has already had his Dior menswear baptism with a men's show in June. A further seven major labels will stage debut shows by new creative talent. They are the hyper-experienced Mark Howard Thomas at Carven; Michael Rider at Celine; Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough at Loewe; Duran Lantink at Jean-Paul Gaultier; Glenn Martens at Maison Margiela; Miguel Castro Freitas at Mugler and the acclaimed Italian master Pier Paolo Piccioli at Balenciaga. Though, it should be noted, Rider did show a special spring 2026 Celine co-ed collection on the eve of Paris couture season at the start of July, while Martens presented his first couture collection for Margiela three days later. In effect, these first six houses and a further four – Agnès B, Lanvin, Thom Browne and Vetements - are all returning to the Paris ready-to-wear catwalk week after a hiatus ranging from one season to over five years in the case of Gaultier, since founder Jean-Paul stepped down in 2020. All told, there will be a hefty grand total of 76 physical catwalk shows, and 36 by-appointment presentations in this fall's nine-day Paris Fashion Week, which runs from Monday, September 29 to Tuesday, October 7. The clothes displayed will be for spring/summer 2026. See catwalk The FHCM, French fashion's governing body, has also welcomed on to the official calendar two very happening new houses. Matières Fécales, or Fecal Matters, founded by Hannah Rose and Steven Raj, who are known for their extremist glamour and post-human aesthetic. They will show after Louis Vuitton on Tuesday, September 30. Meryll Rogge, the highly popular winner of the latest ANDAM fashion prize, will climax the busy season with a 6 p.m. show on October 7. Rogge has also just been named the new creative director of Jil Sander, which shows in Milan. While, hyper-acclaimed Alaia alumna Julie Kegels will stage a must-see show on the opening Monday. Entrance onto the official Federation calendar is notoriously difficult to achieve, given French insistence on maintaining a uniquely high level of creativity, quality, production and staging in Paris. Which makes it a significant achievement that a further two houses have been approved to stage presentations on the official calendar: eco-conscious label Façon Jacmin from sisters Alexandra and Segolène Jacmin and Ganni, the hipster Danish label from husband-and-wife team Nicklas and Ditte Reffstrup. Torishéju, by the talented British designer of Nigerian-Brazilian origin Torishéju Dumi, will stage an off-calendar presentation. This bumper Fashion Week – with shows running from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily - will also feature global bold face labels like Louis Vuitton, Schiaparelli, Balenciaga and Hermès, along with indie houses led by hot talent, like Courrèges, Dries Van Noten or Tom Ford and a triumvirate of legendary Japanese houses - Yohji Yamamoto, Comme des Garçons and Issey Miyake. See catwalk Plus, there will be a series of highly talented female designer who have of late staged their most evolved collections in Paris for their own brands or as guns for hire – Victoria Beckham, Gabriela Hearst, Stella McCartney, The Row and Givenchy. Fasten your seat belts for the kickiest season in decades.
Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Fédération unveils bumper Paris ready-to-wear season, with nine designer debuts
France's Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode on Thursday unveiled a bumper Paris ready-to-wear catwalk season, bristling with nine designer debuts and key houses, in the most anticipated Paris Fashion Week this century. See catwalk The French's capital's two most famous fashion houses, Chanel and Christian Dior, will both feature women's ready-to-wear show debuts by their freshly appointed creative directors – Matthieu Blazy and Jonathan Anderson, even if the latter has already had his Dior menswear baptism with a men's show in June. A further seven major labels will stage debut shows by new creative talent. They are the hyper-experienced Mark Howard Thomas at Carven; Michael Rider at Celine; Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough at Loewe; Duran Lantink at Jean-Paul Gaultier; Glenn Martens at Maison Margiela; Miguel Castro Freitas at Mugler and the acclaimed Italian master Pier Paolo Piccioli at Balenciaga. Though, it should be noted, Rider did show a special spring 2026 Celine co-ed collection on the eve of Paris couture season at the start of July, while Martens presented his first couture collection for Margiela three days later. In effect, these first six houses and a further four – Agnès B, Lanvin, Thom Browne and Vetements - are all returning to the Paris ready-to-wear catwalk week after a hiatus ranging from one season to over five years in the case of Gaultier, since founder Jean-Paul stepped down in 2020. All told, there will be a hefty grand total of 76 physical catwalk shows, and 36 by-appointment presentations in this fall's nine-day Paris Fashion Week, which runs from Monday, September 29 to Tuesday, October 7. The clothes displayed will be for spring/summer 2026. See catwalk The FHCM, French fashion's governing body, has also welcomed on to the official calendar two very happening new houses. Matières Fécales, or Fecal Matters, founded by Hannah Rose and Steven Raj, who are known for their extremist glamour and post-human aesthetic. They will show after Louis Vuitton on Tuesday, September 30. Meryll Rogge, the highly popular winner of the latest ANDAM fashion prize, will climax the busy season with a 6 p.m. show on October 7. Rogge has also just been named the new creative director of Jil Sander, which shows in Milan. While, hyper-acclaimed Alaia alumna Julie Kegels will stage a must-see show on the opening Monday. Entrance onto the official Federation calendar is notoriously difficult to achieve, given French insistence on maintaining a uniquely high level of creativity, quality, production and staging in Paris. Which makes it a significant achievement that a further two houses have been approved to stage presentations on the official calendar: eco-conscious label Façon Jacmin from sisters Alexandra and Segolène Jacmin and Ganni, the hipster Danish label from husband-and-wife team Nicklas and Ditte Reffstrup. Torishéju, by the talented British designer of Nigerian-Brazilian origin Torishéju Dumi, will stage an off-calendar presentation. This bumper Fashion Week – with shows running from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily - will also feature global bold face labels like Louis Vuitton, Schiaparelli, Balenciaga and Hermès, along with indie houses led by hot talent, like Courrèges, Dries Van Noten or Tom Ford and a triumvirate of legendary Japanese houses - Yohji Yamamoto, Comme des Garçons and Issey Miyake. See catwalk Plus, there will be a series of highly talented female designer who have of late staged their most evolved collections in Paris for their own brands or as guns for hire – Victoria Beckham, Gabriela Hearst, Stella McCartney, The Row and Givenchy. Fasten your seat belts for the kickiest season in decades.
Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Fédération unveils bumper Paris ready-to-wear season, with nine designer debuts
France's Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode on Thursday unveiled a bumper Paris ready-to-wear catwalk season, bristling with nine designer debuts and key houses, in the most anticipated Paris Fashion Week this century. See catwalk The French's capital's two most famous fashion houses, Chanel and Christian Dior, will both feature women's ready-to-wear show debuts by their freshly appointed creative directors – Matthieu Blazy and Jonathan Anderson, even if the latter has already had his Dior menswear baptism with a men's show in June. A further seven major labels will stage debut shows by new creative talent. They are the hyper-experienced Mark Howard Thomas at Carven; Michael Rider at Celine; Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough at Loewe; Duran Lantink at Jean-Paul Gaultier; Glenn Martens at Maison Margiela; Miguel Castro Freitas at Mugler and the acclaimed Italian master Pier Paolo Piccioli at Balenciaga. Though, it should be noted, Rider did show a special spring 2026 Celine co-ed collection on the eve of Paris couture season at the start of July, while Martens presented his first couture collection for Margiela three days later. In effect, these first six houses and a further four – Agnès B, Lanvin, Thom Browne and Vetements - are all returning to the Paris ready-to-wear catwalk week after a hiatus ranging from one season to over five years in the case of Gaultier, since founder Jean-Paul stepped down in 2020. All told, there will be a hefty grand total of 76 physical catwalk shows, and 36 by-appointment presentations in this fall's nine-day Paris Fashion Week, which runs from Monday, September 29 to Tuesday, October 7. The clothes displayed will be for spring/summer 2026. See catwalk The FHCM, French fashion's governing body, has also welcomed on to the official calendar two very happening new houses. Matières Fécales, or Fecal Matters, founded by Hannah Rose and Steven Raj, who are known for their extremist glamour and post-human aesthetic. They will show after Louis Vuitton on Tuesday, September 30. Meryll Rogge, the highly popular winner of the latest ANDAM fashion prize, will climax the busy season with a 6 p.m. show on October 7. Rogge has also just been named the new creative director of Jil Sander, which shows in Milan. While, hyper-acclaimed Alaia alumna Julie Kegels will stage a must-see show on the opening Monday. Entrance onto the official Federation calendar is notoriously difficult to achieve, given French insistence on maintaining a uniquely high level of creativity, quality, production and staging in Paris. Which makes it a significant achievement that a further two houses have been approved to stage presentations on the official calendar: eco-conscious label Façon Jacmin from sisters Alexandra and Segolène Jacmin and Ganni, the hipster Danish label from husband-and-wife team Nicklas and Ditte Reffstrup. Torishéju, by the talented British designer of Nigerian-Brazilian origin Torishéju Dumi, will stage an off-calendar presentation. This bumper Fashion Week – with shows running from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily - will also feature global bold face labels like Louis Vuitton, Schiaparelli, Balenciaga and Hermès, along with indie houses led by hot talent, like Courrèges, Dries Van Noten or Tom Ford and a triumvirate of legendary Japanese houses - Yohji Yamamoto, Comme des Garçons and Issey Miyake. See catwalk Plus, there will be a series of highly talented female designer who have of late staged their most evolved collections in Paris for their own brands or as guns for hire – Victoria Beckham, Gabriela Hearst, Stella McCartney, The Row and Givenchy. Fasten your seat belts for the kickiest season in decades.
