It isn’t unusual that all eyes are pointed at Paris. Paris Fashion Week remains the epicenter of fashion, with a schedule packed with houses like Dior, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, Schiaparelli, and more. Cover image: courtesy of Victoria Beckham
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OFFICIAP PARIS FASHION WEEK SCHEDULE SPRING/SUMMER 2026
Paris Fashion Week remains fashion’s defining epilogue—an annual apex of reinvention, where legacy houses pass the baton to daring new creative directors. From September 29 to October 7, 2025, the Spring/Summer 2026 ready-to-wear calendar unfolds a flurry of premieres and pivots—many you’ll soon discover in greater depth on our Substack.
Heads will turn as Jonathan Anderson makes his highly anticipated debut at Dior women’s wear, following his buzzy men’s show earlier this year. On the first day, Saint Laurent grandly closes the week—an evening finale of confidence and cultural heft. Meanwhile, Ganni presents—rather than stages a conventional runway—with the return of the “Ganni Girls” who ignited the city last season, now anchoring a more intimate format. Their off-calendar takeover is now firmly on the official Paris map.
The biggest surprise was Haider Ackermann’s second show for Tom Ford, following his debut takeover in March—which was fun, to say the least. It’s the next chapter in his evolution at the brand and a rare sequel to a debut story. At Schiaparelli, curiosity grows around Daniel Roseberry’s direction: He pledged at couture to depart from the house’s archives and forge a fresh path; how that will translate in ready-to-wear remains unseen.
Loewe marks a turning point elsewhere: their debut under the former Proenza Schouler duo—Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez—will surface in a co-ed presentation rather than a show, signaling a new institutional identity. Under Glenn Martens, Maison Margiela tumbles into major-ready-to-wear status too: his couture entrance was buzzing, and now he’s stepping into mass‑appeal territory with complete confidence. Michael Rider brings his sophomore collection to Céline, following an upbeat summer launch—and industry eyes remain trained on how he builds on that foothold. Likewise, Duran Lantink takes the reins at Jean Paul Gaultier, with expectations as high as the house’s legacy demands.
Also remarkable: Chanel breaks with tradition. Matthieu Blazy now leads, and his debut collection premieres Monday evening instead of the usual Tuesday morning slot.
You get it: this season is about transitions—creative reins changing hands, formats shifting, and institutions recalibrating to the next era. Below, the full Paris Fashion Week schedule awaits—a curated guide to the runway moment when fashion remakes itself.
Also, read: FASHION WEEK SCHEDULE 2025: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE RUNWAY
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th
12.30 pm – Weinsanto
02.00 pm – Julie Kegels
03.00 pm – Abra
03.30 pm – Hodakova
04.00 pm – Vautrait
05.00 pm – Burc Akyol
05.30 pm – Kimhēkim
06.30 pm – Vaquera
08.00 pm – Saint Laurent
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th
09.30 am – Mame Kurogouchi
10.00 am – Ganni
10.30 am – Situationist
10.30 am – Zomer
12.00 pm – Louis Vuitton
01.30 pm – Matières Fécales
02.30 pm – Lanvin
04.00 pm – Dries Van Noten
05.00 pm – Anrealage
05.30 pm – Ruohan
06.30 pm – Courrèges
07.00 pm – Mossi
08.00 pm – Stella McCartney
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1st
09.30 am – Icicle
10.00 am – ALAINPAUL
10.30 am – Maitrepierre
11.00 am – Marie Adam-Leenaerdt
12.00 am – Cecilie Bahnsen
01.00 pm – Casablanca
02.30 pm – Christian Dior
04.00 pm – Reverie By Caroline H.
04.30 pm – Gabriela Hearst
05.00 pm – Pressiat
05.30 pm – Acne Studios
06.00 pm – Litkovska
07.00 pm – Tom Ford
08.00 pm – Balmain
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2nd
10.00 am – The Row
10.00 am – Loulou de Saison
11.00 am – Uma Wang
12.00 pm – Mugler
01.30 pm – Nehera
02.00 pm – Rabanne
03.00 pm – Christian Wijnants
03.30 pm – Enfants Riches D.prim.s
04.00 pm – Carven
05.30 pm – Rick Owens
06.00 pm – GAUCHERE
07.00 pm – Schiaparelli
08.30 pm – Isabel Marant
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd
10.00 am – Leonard Paris
10.00 am – Gabriele Colangelo
10.00 am – Undercover
11.30 am – Loewe
01.00 pm – Issey Miyake
01.30 pm – Vaillant
02.00 pm – Jitrois
02.00 pm – Benmoyal
02.30 pm – Giambattista Valli
03.30 pm – Vetements
04.30 pm – Nina Ricci
05.30 pm – Givenchy
07.00 pm – Yohji Yamamoto
08.00 pm – Victoria Beckham
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th
09.30 am – Alaïa
10.00 am – Barbara Bui
10.30 am – Junya Watanabe
11.00 am – Dice Kayek
12.00 pm – Maison Margiela
01.00 pm – Noir Kei Ninomiya
02.30 pm – Hermès
03.30 pm – Vivienne Westwood
04.00 pm – MAXHOSA AFRICA
04.30 pm – Elie Saab
05.00 pm – Florentina Leitner
05.30 pm – Comme des Garçons
06.30 pm – Ann Demeulemeester
08.00 pm – Balenciaga
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th
09.30 am – Magda Butrym
10.00 am – Margaret Howell
10.30 am – Lacoste
11.00 am – Junko Shimada
12.00 am – Celine
01.00 pm – Niccolò Pasqualetti
02.00 pm – Akris
03.00 pm – Valentino
04.30 pm – Jean Paul Gaultier
05.30 pm – Ottolinger
06.00 pm – Paloma Wool
07.00 pm – Chloé
08.30 pm – McQueen
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6th
09.30 am – Sacai
10.00 am – Ungaro
11.00 am – Shiatzy Chen
12.00 pm – Coperni
02.00 pm – Miu Miu
03.00 pm – Boyarovskaya
03.30 pm – Zimmermann
05.00 pm – Thom Browne
05.30 pm – Paula Canovas Del Vas
06.00 pm – Agnès b.
08.00 pm – Chanel
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7th
10.00 am – RUIbuilt.
10.00 am – XULY.B.t
10.30 am – Kiko Kostadinov
11.30 am – Véronique Leroy
12.00 pm – Facon Jacmin
12.30 pm – Christopher Esber
02.00 pm – CFCL
03.00 pm – Didu
03.30 pm – Ujoh
05.00 pm – Pierre Cardin
06.00 pm – Meryll Rogge
