EXPLORE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF PARIS FASHION WEEK: SPRING/SUMMER 2025 COLLECTIONS, EMERGING DESIGNERS, AND MUST-ATTEND EVENTS
Paris Fashion Week kicks off today with a lineup featuring iconic brands, fresh faces, and a mix of runway shows and presentations, this season will present plenty of surprises. Running until October 1, the Spring/Summer 2025 collections will blend tradition with cutting-edge creativity, making this
The most anticipated moment? Alessandro Michele’s debut at Valentino on September 29. After months of speculation, Michele will unveil his first collection, combining men’s and women’s fashion on one runway.
Gabriela Hearst returns to Paris after a four-year hiatus. She’ll present her latest collection on September 30, with high expectations surrounding her comeback. Joining her on October 1 is Peter Do, marking his return after a year off from the Paris schedule.
Chemena Kamali (Chloé), Seán McGirr (Alexander McQueen), and Pelagia Kolotouros (Lacoste) are back for their second shows. All three wowed audiences with their first collections, and the excitement is building for what they’ll present this season.
Alainpaul, a rising star, is making his official Paris Fashion Week debut on September 24. Known for his gender-fluid designs and ballet-inspired fashion, Alainpaul is one to watch on Sept 24. His off-calendar show last year caused a stir, and all eyes will be on his next move.
Alongside big names like Dior, Saint Laurent, Hermès, Balenciaga, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton, emerging talents are stepping into the spotlight. Ellen Hodakova Larsson, the LVMH Prize winner, will present on September 24, and Duran Lantink, winner of the Karl Lagerfeld Prize, will show his work on September 29.
However, some well-known names are missing. Y/Project won’t be presenting after the exit of designer Glenn Martens, while Victoria/Tomas closed their doors in June. Dawei, Gauchère, and Ludovic de Saint Sernin opted for presentations, bypassing the high costs of full runway shows. Chanel is back at the Grand Palais on October 1, but it will be their first without a creative head, following Virginie Viard’s departure.
For the first time ever, Danish brand Ganni will show in Paris. Scheduled for September 24, this off-calendar event is sure to make an impression.
Today’s lineup kicks off with shows from Weinsanto and Vaquera, alongside CFCL.
L’Oréal Paris is once again turning Place de l’Opéra into a catwalk today. ‘Le Défilé’ celebrates diversity and empowerment, with ambassadors like Viola Davis and Jane Fonda gracing the runway. Expect this glamorous show to set the tone for the week ahead.
Coperni will end Paris Fashion Week in style, taking guests to Disneyland on October 1 for its Spring/Summer 2025 RTW show. It’s expected to bring fashion and entertainment to new heights, a fitting close to a packed week.
Of course, it wouldn’t be Paris Fashion Week without some unforgettable parties. Le Grand Bal at Maxim’s on September 25 promises to be one of the most glamorous affairs of the season. With a “dress to impress” code, guests are expected to bring their best looks.
Beyond the runway, Spring/Summer 2025 collections will be revealed in showrooms such as Sphère at the Palais de Tokyo, as well as side events for emerging designers and dedicated Tradeshows. Here’s the list:
Tranoï Woman – Sept 26 – 29, Palais Brongniart 16 Place de la Bourse 75002 Paris: Since 1998, Tranoï has welcomed French and international buyers looking for a unique fashion offer 4 times a year during Paris Fashion Week. An unmissable B2B event that brings together a community of new ready-to-wear and accessories designers. More information available here.
Man/Woman Paris – Sept 27 – 29, 14 rue de Lancry, 75010 Paris: a well-edited community of brands from around the globe, each with their own unique identity and determined purpose; all together offering an unparalleled industry perspective. More information available here.
Curate Paris – Sept 27 – 30, From 9:00 to 18:00, 5 Rue Saint Merri, Le Marais Paris: Curate International Collections is new york’s most exclusive and carefully curated fashion trade show, where buyers explore fashion like art in a cohesive and sophisticated atmosphere. More information available here.
Premiere Classe- Sept 28 – 30, Carousel Du Louvre: Recognised for its high-end selection, Premiere Classe showcases 450 brands and designers hand-picked for their creativity, originality and style. More information available here
Splash Paris– Sept 28 – 30, Pavillon Gabriel, 75008, Paris: Tradeshow specialized in resortwear. More information available here.
Paris Fashion Air- Sept 28 – 29, from 10:00 to 21:00, Maison de l’Amérique Latine, 217, bd Saint-Germain 75007 Paris: A two-day event showcasing fashion shows from international emerging designers, combined with art exhibitions. More information available here.
PHAN HUY Sring/Summer 2025 Fashion Show – Sep 28 at 19:00, Maison de l’Amérique Latine, 217, bd Saint-Germain 75007 Paris: RSVP here
Fashion doesn’t sleep, and neither will the city. Be ready for L’Oréal Paris at Palais Garnier, Balmain’s beauty bash, and even a Disney-inspired finale at Coperni. With Louis Vuitton closing the official Spring/Summer 2025 calendar on October 1, it’s going to be a week to remember.
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