Kolor’s Spring 2027 menswear collection at Paris Fashion Week explored identity and belonging through distorted tailoring, science fiction references and unexpected details.

Vince’s Spring 2027 menswear collection updates the brand’s signature essentials with relaxed tailoring, refined fabrics and a Mediterranean-inspired colour palette.

Song for the Mute’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Summer Blues, explores memories of coastal life, blending maritime clothing, workwear and relaxed tailoring.

Luca Magliano’s Spring 2027 menswear collection brought a Mediterranean Gothic mood to Paris Fashion Week, blending relaxed tailoring, summer nostalgia and 1970s-inspired style.

John Alexander Skelton’s Spring 2027 menswear collection continues the designer’s exploration of craftsmanship, heritage and the beauty of garments made with intention.

Celine Men’s Spring 2027 marks Michael Rider’s first standalone menswear show for the house, introducing a fluid cast of characters and a bold, hybrid approach to modern tailoring and style identity.

doublet’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, A Day in the Life, transformed everyday routines into surreal, satirical fashion narratives. Masayuki Ino explored shifting identities through exaggerated tailoring, playful graphics and experimental materials, blending humour with sustainability.

sacai’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, The New Classics, deconstructed traditional menswear through hybrid tailoring, musical collaboration and footwear innovation. Chitose Abe reworked Brooks Brothers silhouettes and Soul II Soul archives, merging heritage and streetwear into a unified system of reconstruction.

TAAKK’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, The Ability of Discovery, explored fabric as the foundation of design. Through embroidered structures, gradient textiles and material manipulation, Takuya Morikawa examined perception, transformation and the lifecycle of natural forms.

Vetements’ Spring/Summer 2027 collection marked a shift toward everyday wearability, with Guram Gvasalia focusing on denim, trench coats and familiar silhouettes. While the intention was a return to real-life clothing, the collection raised questions about how far the brand has moved from its disruptive roots.

Maison Kitsuné’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Urban Glide, addressed climate change through design, focusing on breathable fabrics, heat-reactive textiles and adaptive silhouettes. Under Abigail Smiley-Smith, the brand proposed a wardrobe built for a hotter, more functional future.

Hermès presented a restrained Spring/Summer 2027 studio collection during Paris Fashion Week, created by its in-house team ahead of Grace Wales Bonner’s upcoming debut. Focused on lightweight tailoring, softened leather and timeless silhouettes, the collection emphasised continuity, craftsmanship and quiet transition.

C.P. Company’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection focused on fabric innovation and archival evolution, reworking the iconic Mille Miglia jacket while introducing experimental dyeing and sun-fade treatments. The result was a study in how time itself can become a design tool.

ERL’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, The Island, marked a turning point for Eli Russell Linnetz, blending East Coast prep with California surf culture while introducing a full womenswear line and shifting production to Los Angeles. The result was a chaotic but controlled collision of American style codes.

Kiko Kostadinov’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, titled Extroflexion, focused on subtle structural manipulation rather than narrative storytelling. Inspired by Italian artist Agostino Bonalumi, the collection explored hidden construction, asymmetric detailing and restrained tailoring to create garments defined by form, tension and precision.

Kim Bekker's Isabel Marant Men's Spring/Summer 2027 collection embraced the idea of a wardrobe built through travel and experience. Relaxed tailoring, faded denim, layered jewellery and bohemian accessories came together in a collection that celebrated individuality, nostalgia and effortless summer dressing.

Aldo Maria Camillo's Spring/Summer 2027 collection paired understated tailoring with artistic inspiration, drawing on the work of painter Manlio Rondoni. Presented during Paris Fashion Week, the collection celebrated refined construction, lightweight fabrics and timeless design while exploring the relationship between fashion and fine art.

Studio Nicholson celebrated its first-ever Paris Fashion Week runway show with Spring/Summer 2027, presenting a collection that reaffirmed Nick Wakeman's signature approach to timeless tailoring, exceptional fabrics and elevated everyday dressing. Rather than reinventing the brand, the debut quietly showcased why Studio Nicholson has become a benchmark for modern, understated luxury.

KML made a significant return to Paris Fashion Week as the first Saudi ready-to-wear brand on the official calendar. Spring/Summer 2027 combined cultural storytelling, lightweight tailoring and tactile craftsmanship, presenting a thoughtful collection rooted in heritage while embracing contemporary menswear.

Louis-Gabriel Nouchi turned to Twin Peaks for Spring/Summer 2027, presenting a collection that balanced cinematic storytelling with wearable tailoring. Denim, lingerie-inspired details and an expanded womenswear offering brought a softer, more approachable energy to one of Paris Fashion Week's most character-driven collections.