The BY FANG Spring/Summer 2026 Haute Couture lookbook unfolds as a study in controlled elegance, where modern couture is articulated through clarity of form and meticulous detailing. Rather than relying on spectacle, the collection asserts its strength through restraint, allowing construction, proportion, and fabric behavior to lead the narrative.

Françoise’s Pre-Fall 2026 lookbook presents a composed exploration of modern dressing, where refinement is expressed through restraint rather than excess. The collection unfolds with an understated confidence, focusing on clean lines, thoughtful proportions, and a wardrobe designed to move seamlessly between moments rather than chase spectacle.

For Fall/Winter 2026–2027, Polo Ralph Lauren returned to Paris Fashion Week with a collection that reaffirmed its enduring mastery of sartorial storytelling. Rooted in the visual language of Ralph Lauren, the season unfolded as a study in contrast and cohesion, where heritage, utility, and personal style were seamlessly interwoven. Presented within an art space in the Marais, the show adopted an intimate, hybrid format, allowing each look to be absorbed up close before assembling into a collective wardrobe narrative.

For Fall/Winter 2026–2027, Rodarte refines its signature language of romanticism edged with tension, distilling its vision into a more focused exploration of texture, construction, and atmosphere. Designed by Kate Mulleavy and Laura Mulleavy, the collection moves away from overt narrative, allowing materiality and form to take precedence.

Presented in Tokyo, Fumie Tanaka’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027 collection refines her signature aesthetic into a more distilled and introspective expression. This season, the designer moves with greater precision, shaping a wardrobe where fragility and structure exist in quiet, deliberate tension.