It's hard to believe, but we've arrived at the final stop of September fashion month: Paris, a city that really needs no introduction when it comes to style. After the understated luxury of New York, the experimental edge of London, and Milan’s sleek precision, Paris brings an unapologetically cool energy to the fashion week mix.

This season, Paris Fashion Week feels especially monumental. A wave of major designer debuts is set to shake things up – from Jonathan Anderson’s first womenswear collection at Dior and Pierpaolo Piccioli’s new chapter at Balenciaga, to Glenn Martens stepping in at Maison Margiela and Matthieu Blazy taking the reins at Chanel. These are the kinds of moments that shift the tone of the industry, and you can feel the weight of that in the air. It’s a big week, and everyone knows it.

Naturally, the buzz isn’t limited to the runways. Outside the shows, the streets of Paris are buzzing with shwogoers and models who have stepped up their street style game for the occasion.  Parisian street style has always had its own rhythm, balancing luxury with vintage finds, and this season, we’re seeing it evolve once again: think relaxed suiting, statement coats, and accessories that bring a personal touch to a look.

In a city where fashion history is made, Spring Summer 2026 feels like the beginning of something new. As the week unfolds, we’ll be documenting the best of it, both on the runway, and off it.  Scroll on for our favourite street style moments from Paris Fashion Week, as they happen.