The Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) has officially unveiled the provisional schedule for Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027, bringing together more than 100 fashion houses for one of the industry's most anticipated events.

Running from September 28 through October 6, 2026, the official calendar will feature 101 participating fashion houses, including 68 runway shows and 33 presentations, showcasing the latest collections from established luxury maisons alongside emerging creative voices.

Among this season's notable additions is Maxhosa Africa, the celebrated South African label founded by Laduma Ngxokolo. Known for transforming traditional Xhosa beadwork and cultural motifs into contemporary luxury knitwear, the Johannesburg-based brand returns to the official Paris calendar with a runway presentation.

Also joining the schedule is Alexandra Golovanoff, who will present her latest collection on September 29, while designer Fidan Novruzova will debut her Spring/Summer 2027 collection with a presentation on the opening day of Fashion Week.

The upcoming season also welcomes back several highly anticipated names to the Paris runway. Casablanca, Christopher Esber, Ester Manas, Maison Margiela, Sacai, and Valentino all return with runway presentations, strengthening an already impressive lineup of international fashion houses.

On the presentation calendar, Didu, Leonard Paris, and Xuly Bët also make their return to the official schedule, adding further diversity to a week that continues to celebrate both heritage and innovation.

Our Must See Schedule for Paris Fashion Week:

 

September 28th:

Maxhosa Africa

 

September 29th: 

Christian Dior

Maison Margiela

Yves Saint Laurent

Balmain

Tom Ford

 

October 1:

Chloe

Balenciaga

Uma Wang

Schiaparelli

 

October 2nd:

Ottolinger

Givenchy

 

October 3rd:

Celine

Vivienne Westwood

Elie Saab

 

October 4th:

Valentino

Mugler

 

October 5th:

Chanel

 

October 6th: 

Louis Vuitton

 

With Paris Fashion Week once again serving as the grand finale of the international fashion month, the Spring/Summer 2027 season promises a dynamic mix of iconic maisons, returning favorites, and exciting new creative talent as the industry prepares to descend on the French capital this September.