Paris Fashion Week Men SS26

Paris Fashion Week Men Spring/Summer 2026 wrapped on June 29, 2025, showcasing a diverse mix of legacy houses, celeb energy, and social messaging.

Jonathan Anderson made waves with his debut at Dior, channeling 18th‑century Rococo elegance mixed with pragmatic streetwear—Donegal tweeds met cargo pants, winning him a standing ovation. Meanwhile, Saint Laurent delivered its Fire Island-inspired beach-tailored pastels, nodding to queer culture with shorts, silk shirts, and power shoulders.

Political statements were front and center. Willy Chavarria staged a protest runway highlighting migrant detention, transforming menswear into activism. Rick Owens embraced heatwave-ready fashion—models walked through fountains, barefoot in minimalist sandals, a rising trend noted across shows.

Beyond the runway, celebrity presence dominated. Beyoncé and Jay-Z showed up in theatrical Louis Vuitton looks (Pharrell‑designed denim), effectively shifting media spotlight from collections to star sightings. K‑pop icons like J‑Hope and Jackson Wang amplified buzz via viral moments. Street style was equally compelling: Hypebeast captured the fusion of luxe tailoring, soccer jerseys, and gorpcore influences on the sidewalks .

Toy this peek behind the velvet rope with our exclusive backstage look at Craig Green, Hermès, and emerging creators at the Palais de Tokyo showroom by the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

For deeper reads: check out the full Dior analysis on Wallpaper and Rick Owens’ fountain spectacle at Vogue Business.

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