Fashion house Nahmias unveiled its Fall Winter 2026 collection on Friday, January 23, during Paris Fashion Week. DSCENE Magazine captured exclusive backstage moments through the lens of fashion photographer Sohom Das, focusing on the moments surrounding the show.
BACKSTAGE
The Fall Winter 2026 collection carried the title Wipeout and marked the brand’s return to the Paris Fashion Week Men’s calendar after three years of development in Los Angeles. The presentation took place at Palais de Tokyo with Cash App listed as the show sponsor. The collection expanded the label’s scope through broader material use, additional garment categories, and a larger overall offering.
Wipeout drew its title and thematic reference from surf and skate culture rooted in California, focusing specifically on moments of imbalance and physical impact. That reference shaped the collection’s approach to fabric treatment and surface development. Printed suedes carried visual traces associated with abrasion, while washed canvases showed signs of repeated handling. Specialized wash processes produced textures connected to friction, contact, and wear, establishing a tactile language that ran consistently across the lineup.
Jacquards and knits entered the collection alongside treated denim, extending the brand’s established vocabulary through varied fabric construction. Denim appeared in multiple finishes that shifted its role within the lineup, placing it alongside more structured garments while retaining its familiar presence. Printed suedes recurred throughout the collection, functioning as a key material that paired soft tactile qualities with visually assertive surfaces shaped through proprietary techniques.
Structured coats and refined silhouettes expanded the brand’s range beyond its earlier emphasis on relaxed garments. Jackets retained form without rigidity, while trousers followed elongated lines with fluid drape. These tailored elements appeared in dialogue with established references tied to West Coast dressing, allowing the collection to extend into new categories while maintaining internal consistency. The inclusion of tailoring introduced a more defined silhouette range across the season.
Loafers joined the brand’s established sneaker designs, while new accessories and high-end jewelry pieces broadened the overall offering. These additions supported a wider menswear proposal that extended beyond apparel alone.
