At Paris Men’s Fashion Week, which concludes on Sunday, designers gave a rare breath of fresh air to a dreary fashion scene, softening lines and letting colours run wild. According to Alice Feillard, men’s buying director at Galeries Lafayette, this Fashion Week was a “shot of creativity that felt incredibly good” despite the turbulent economic climate and heavy news cycle that are impacting the luxury market.
Adrien Communier, the fashion editor for GQ France, stated that the spring-summer 2026 season “is much more creative than the previous ones, which were a bit duller. Both experts highlighted a more laid-back atmosphere; Communier remarked a “lighter mood,” while Feillard pointed to “good humour” and “optimism.
Amiri’s work is displayed by a model at Paris Fashion Week in 2025. AFP There was a feeling of rejuvenation since there were so many debuts. I discovered that people were more interested as a result,” he continued.
Julian Klausner created waves on Thursday with his first menswear show for Dries Van Noten, following a noteworthy women’s presentation in March, while Jonathan Anderson’s eagerly anticipated Dior debut was well-received on Friday.
Bold colour selections were the most obvious sign of a fresh creative explosion that lighted up the runways. For next summer, a deeper, more saturated palette replaced pastels and brown tones.
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