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Paris Men's Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027: 6 Immersive Shows

festival-fair · 2026-06-29

Paris Men's Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 featured six standout presentations that transformed venues into immersive worlds. AMI showed at the former Cartier Foundation, a Jean Nouvel glass structure, with a collection celebrating everyday Parisian dressing. AMIRI's 'American Pleasures' at Carreau du Temple evoked Los Angeles nightlife, debuting a fine jewelry collaboration with Spinelli Kilcollin. BLUEMARBLE, inspired by Roger Caillois, presented garments with stone motifs and game-inspired hardware at an undisclosed venue. IM MEN at Césure created a black bamboo installation, incorporating East Asian techniques and an ASICS collaboration. Jeanne Friot's 'HYSTERIA' at Palais de Tokyo featured an original score by Rebeka Warrior and beauty by Charlie Le Mindu and Make Up For Ever, reclaiming the history of women labeled hysterical. Wales Bonner's 'Sun Poem' included collaborations with Anderson & Sheppard and referenced poet Keorapetse Kgositsile.

Key facts

  • AMI showed at the former Cartier Foundation, a Jean Nouvel glass structure.
  • AMIRI's collection 'American Pleasures' was inspired by American Gigolo and Los Angeles nightlife.
  • AMIRI debuted a fine jewelry collaboration with Spinelli Kilcollin.
  • BLUEMARBLE's collection was inspired by writer Roger Caillois.
  • IM MEN's presentation at Césure featured a black bamboo installation.
  • IM MEN collaborated with ASICS on the ISSEY MIYAKE FOOT collection.
  • Jeanne Friot's 'HYSTERIA' at Palais de Tokyo featured music by Rebeka Warrior.
  • Wales Bonner's 'Sun Poem' included a collaboration with Anderson & Sheppard.

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Institutions

  • AMI
  • AMIRI
  • BLUEMARBLE
  • IM MEN
  • Jeanne Friot
  • Wales Bonner
  • Cartier Foundation
  • Carreau du Temple
  • Césure
  • Palais de Tokyo
  • Spinelli Kilcollin
  • ASICS
  • ISSEY MIYAKE FOOT
  • Make Up For Ever
  • Anderson & Sheppard
  • Whitewall

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