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Five Independent Brands to Watch from Paris Fashion Week FW 2025/26

other · 2026-04-26

Artribune has selected five independent and emerging brands presented at Paris Fashion Week FW 2025/26. Vova Motrychuk by Vincent Pressiat draws inspiration from French artist Pierre Soulages, emphasizing black and light in a no-gender aesthetic. Duran Lantink, winner of the LVMH Prize 2024, showcased voluminous silhouettes, zebra prints, tartan, and realistic silicone busts worn backwards. Paula Canovas Del Vas presented 'NO ONE OWNS ME', a collection celebrating individuality with vibrant colors, textured fabrics, and her iconic 3D flower. Yonathan Karmel, a Franco-Israeli designer, focused on sartorial precision, mixing suede and tailored suits with unexpected details and maxi-silhouettes. Victor Weinsanto, a former dancer trained at the Stockholm School, presented 'Complètement givré', exploring an imaginary winter with white, black, and patterns evoking glacial purity and the Snow Queen.

Key facts

  • Five independent brands selected by Artribune from Paris Fashion Week FW 2025/26.
  • Vova Motrychuk by Vincent Pressiat inspired by Pierre Soulages.
  • Duran Lantink won LVMH Prize 2024.
  • Duran Lantink's collection featured realistic silicone busts worn backwards.
  • Paula Canovas Del Vas collection titled 'NO ONE OWNS ME'.
  • Yonathan Karmel is Franco-Israeli.
  • Victor Weinsanto studied at Stockholm School and worked with Jean Paul Gaultier.
  • Victor Weinsanto's collection titled 'Complètement givré'.

Entities

Artists

  • Vincent Pressiat
  • Pierre Soulages
  • Duran Lantink
  • Paula Canovas Del Vas
  • Yonathan Karmel
  • Victor Weinsanto
  • Jean Paul Gaultier

Institutions

  • Artribune
  • LVMH Prize
  • Paris Fashion Week
  • Stockholm School

Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • New York
  • London
  • Milan

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