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Belgian brand Façon Jacmin made its entrance to the Paris Fashion Week schedule by imagining the morning after an annual cocktail party at the Wallonie-Bruxelles Délégation. With several vignettes depicting hungover revelers, Façon Jacmin made the case for an easy, on-the-go wardrobe — with clever twists.

For her spring-summer 2026 presentation, dubbed “Private Matters,” Paula Canovas del Vas parked a dropside truck-turned-bathroom outside a Paris cafe, turning the bustling people-watching spot into a study of privacy and exposure. Here’s how the scene unfolded on a brisk evening during Paris Fashion Week.

Designing with Japanese summers in mind, creative directors Mitsuru and Aco Nishizaki’s spring-summer 2026 collection for Ujoh offered up a clever wardrobe for staying cool — both literally and figuratively — on a scorcher. Take a look inside the show, which took place at Palais de Tokyo during Paris Fashion Week.

For his Paris Fashion Week spring-summer 2026 showing, Alphonse Maitrepierre paid homage to Paul Poiret — offering a modern reinterpretation of the French couturier’s designs. Take a peek at the collection, showcased at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs.

On a Thursday evening, Los Angeles-based label EB denim celebrated the debut of its first brick-and-mortar retail location with a grand opening party. Take a peek inside the serene and well-appointed space.

Closing out the spring-summer 2026 season of Copenhagen Fashion Week, Danish darling Rotate sent out an ultrafeminine, ‘70s-inspired collection full of billowy, floor-skimming silhouettes. Here’s how the event unfolded.

At Copenhagen Fashion Week SS26, Swedish brand Cmmn Swdn staged an intimate, pared-back show — letting its sunny, vacation-ready garments shine on the runway. Take a peek inside the collection, titled “Shifting Light.”

Continuing to explore the wardrobe of a modern city woman, Danish brand Herskind’s spring-summer 2026 collection offered up a perfect mix of confident femininity and sharp tailoring — plus lots of playful fringe. Step inside to take a peek.

Dubbed “The Human Race,” Gestuz’s spring-summer 2026 show explores the speed in which we navigate the world. Full of carefully considered juxtapositions and references pulled from vintage racing culture, the collection urges us to slow down and go easy — here’s how.