The Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode has released the preliminary Paris Fashion Week calendar for the Spring Summer 2027 women’s ready-to-wear season. The program runs from September 28 to October 6 and includes 101 labels across 68 runway shows and 33 presentations. The previous Spring Summer season featured 74 shows and 37 presentations during an unusually busy period of creative director debuts.
PARIS FASHION WEEK
This season introduces two new appointments on the runway. Drew Henry will present his first collection for Courrèges, while Kai Nesselrath will make his debut at Carven. Their appointments bring the main creative changes to a season that follows the extensive designer reshuffling seen across the previous calendar.
Several houses return after showing elsewhere or stepping away from Paris. Maison Margiela rejoins the women’s ready-to-wear calendar after Glenn Martens presented the house’s previous collection in Shanghai. Valentino also returns after Alessandro Michele showed the Fall 2026 collection at Palazzo Barberini in Rome.
Sacai rejoins the calendar after Chitose Abe presented during Paris menswear week. Casablanca, Christopher Esber and Ester Manas also return to the official program. Ester Manas used its break to consolidate its supply chain. Léonard Paris, Xuly Bët and Didu return through presentations.
Maxhosa Africa joins the official runway calendar for the first time. Designer Laduma Ngxokolo founded the South African label, which has gained international attention through its textile work and geometric patterns inspired by Xhosa culture.
The presentation calendar welcomes Alexandra Golovanoff and Fidan Novruzova. Golovanoff launched her eponymous cashmere label in 2016 before expanding it into a complete wardrobe. Novruzova graduated from Central Saint Martins and draws on her Azerbaijani roots and Moldovan upbringing. The LVMH Prize selected her as a semi-finalist in 2024.
Major houses remain central to the program. Dior, Saint Laurent, Tom Ford, Balenciaga, Loewe, Celine, Hermès, Miu Miu, Chanel and Louis Vuitton all feature on the official calendar.
Alaïa will present a collection designed by its studio. The house has yet to appoint a new creative director following Pieter Mulier’s move to Versace earlier this year.
Several familiar names will miss the Paris schedule. McQueen moves to London Fashion Week under Seán McGirr. Rabanne will wait until March for Olivier Rousteing’s debut. Nina Ricci sits out the season after Harris Reed stepped down in March 2026. Off-White, Enfants Riches Déprimés and Thom Browne will also skip Paris. Marine Serre, Coperni and Giambattista Valli have withdrawn from the session as they adjust the timing of their presentations around private showroom sales and revised commercial calendars.
FHCM will operate the Sphere showroom at Palais de Tokyo during Paris Fashion Week. Meruert Tolegen and Victoria Valette join J.Simone, Riz Poli, Sevali, Vautrait and Weinsanto. Act N°1 will also participate through FHCM’s partnership with the Italian Fashion Chamber.
Paris Fashion Week Spring Summer 2027 Schedule
Monday September 28
14:30 Julie Kegels
15:00 Fidan Novruzova (Presentation)
15:30 Kimhekim (Presentation)
16:00 Weinsanto
16:30 Vautrait (Presentation)
17:00 Maxhosa Africa
18:00 Hodakova
19:00 Matières Fécales
Tuesday September 29
10:00 Ester Manas
10:00 Alexandra Golovanoff (Presentation)
10:00 Ganni (Presentation)
11:30 Marie Adam-Leenaerdt
13:00 Mame Kurogouchi
14:30 Christian Dior
16:00 Burc Akyol
17:30 Maison Margiela
18:00 Pressiat (Presentation)
19:00 Anrealage
21:00 Saint Laurent
Wednesday September 30
09:30 Vaillant (Presentation)
10:00 Loulou de Saison (Presentation)
10:30 Courrèges
12:00 The Row
13:30 Balmain
14:00 Ruohan (Presentation)
15:00 Dries Van Noten
15:30 MaitrePierre (Presentation)
16:00 Stella McCartney
17:30 Vaquera
18:30 Acne Studios
20:00 Tom Ford
Thursday October 1
10:00 Chloé
11:00 Junko Shimada (Presentation)
11:30 AlainPaul
12:30 Carven
14:00 Balenciaga
15:30 Cecilie Bahnsen
16:30 Uma Wang
17:00 Icicle (Presentation)
17:30 Rick Owens
18:00 Gauchere (Presentation)
19:00 Schiaparelli
20:00 Isabel Marant
Friday October 2
09:30 Léonard Paris (Presentation)
10:00 Undercover (Presentation)
11:30 Loewe
13:00 Issey Miyake
14:00 Jitrois (Presentation)
14:30 Casablanca
15:30 Lanvin
16:00 Reverie by Caroline Hú (Presentation)
16:30 Ottolinger
17:30 Givenchy
19:00 Yohji Yamamoto
20:00 Victoria Beckham
Saturday October 3
10:00 Barbara Bui (Presentation)
10:00 Véronique Leroy (Presentation)
10:30 Junya Watanabe
12:00 Celine
13:00 Noir Kei Ninomiya
13:30 Nehera (Presentation)
14:00 Vivienne Westwood
15:00 Hermès
16:30 Elie Saab
17:30 Comme des Garçons
18:00 Alaïa (Presentation)
18:30 Ann Demeulemeester
Sunday October 4
10:00 Margaret Howell (Presentation)
10:30 Lacoste
12:00 Niccolò Pasqualetti
13:00 Miu Miu
14:00 Akris
14:00 Dice Kayek (Presentation)
14:30 Paloma Wool (Presentation)
15:30 Valentino
16:30 Zomer
18:00 Mossi (Presentation)
18:30 Mugler
20:00 Jean Paul Gaultier
Monday October 5
10:00 Sacai
10:00 Ungaro (Presentation)
11:30 Shiatzy Chen
12:00 Abra (Presentation)
13:00 Gabriela Hearst
14:00 Time (Presentation)
14:30 Zimmermann
16:00 Kiko Kostadinov
16:30 Florentina Leitner (Presentation)
17:30 agnès b.
20:00 Chanel
Tuesday October 6
09:30 Xuly Bët (Presentation)
10:00 Ujoh
10:30 Didu (Presentation)
11:30 Litkovska
12:30 Christopher Esber
13:30 CFCL
14:00 EENK (Presentation)
15:30 Situationist
16:00 Boyarovskaya (Presentation)
17:00 Pierre Cardin
18:30 Louis Vuitton
