The Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode has officially announced the new calendar for Paris Fashion Week Men’s dedicated to the Spring/Summer 2027 collections, scheduled for June 23-28, 2026, and the message that emerges is clear: Paris continues to be the nerve center of international men’s fashion. In a phase of strong transformation of the global fashion system, amidst changes in creative direction, redefinition of formats and new business strategies of the big luxury groups, Paris Men’s Fashion Week confirms itself as the most influential moment of the entire season, bringing together 74 brands between fashion shows and presentations and further consolidating its weight compared to other fashion capitals.
The calendar features the most important maisons on the international scene, from Louis Vuitton to Dior Men, via Saint Laurent, Celine, Hermès, Kenzo, Ami Paris, Sacai, Rick Owens, Comme des Garçons Homme Plus, Junya Watanabe, Dries Van Noten, Wales Bonner, KidSuper and Wooyoungmi, along with a new generation of independent brands that have helped redefine the contemporary language of menswear in recent years. Saint Laurent will show on the first day, June 23 at 5 p.m., while Jonathan Anderson’s Dior will show on June 24 at 2:30 p.m.
Among the most watched emerging names are Song for the Mute and Soshiotsuki, while one of the most talked-about returns will be that of Vetements under the leadership of Guram Gvasalia. But even more than the individual names, it is the concentration of debuts and strategic transitions that makes this edition one of the most anticipated in recent years. Indeed, great attention is focused on Celine’s return to the men’s catwalk-and thus no longer co-ed with the women’s-with the first collection signed by Michael Rider, called to take up Hedi Slimane’s legacy and redefine the maison’s identity at a crucial moment for the brand. At the same time, anticipation is growing for Givenchy’s new direction with Sarah Burton, one of the most respected designers on the international scene, ready to bring a new vision between couture and contemporary tailoring.
Dior Men will also be a special observer with the continuation of the work of Jonathan Anderson, who in recent seasons has already shown a willingness to push the maison toward a more experimental and cultural language. As has been the case for several seasons now, however, Louis Vuitton remains the media centerpiece of the entire week: in fact, Pharrell Williams’ creative direction continues to transform each show into a global event capable of fusing luxury, music, celebrity culture and entertainment, further strengthening LVMH’s dominance in the contemporary fashion scene. Another key moment will concern Hermès, which is going through a delicate phase of transition after the exit of Véronique Nichanian and the announced arrival of Grace Wales Bonner at the head of menswear: the June collection will be made by the maison’s in-house atelier and will represent an important symbolic passage for one of the most solid and influential brands in French luxury.
The new calendar also confirms a trend that is now evident in the fashion system: while Milan appears increasingly cautious and fragmented, with several brands choosing alternative strategies or off-calendar presentations, Paris continues to attract the strongest names from a creative, cultural and media perspective. Today men’s fashion finds in the French capital the ideal place to combine experimentation, storytelling, business and international visibility, transforming Paris Fashion Week Men’s not only into a succession of fashion shows, but into the main thermometer of the health of the entire global luxury sector.
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