Paris Fashion Week: These are the new fashion trends for autumn/winter 2025/26

The last stage of the fashion month has been reached: the Paris Fashion Week for autumn/winter 2025/26 has started. Also in the French capital, everything is about designers this season. Haider Ackermann at Tom Ford, Sarah Burton at Givenchy and Julian Klausner at Dries van notes - how they don't miss anything? Below you will find everything you can about the ParisiansFashionAutumn/winter 2025/26 must know.

A barefoot model sits on a swing - that's how it startsAutumn/Winter 2025/26 Show, which took place in the Jardin of the Tuileries in Paris. Creative director Maria Grazia Churi served Virginia Woolf's work “Orlando” from 1928, which was followed by an immortal noble and staged in five acts at the Dior Show, the creative director Maria Grazia Churi. Typical elements from the 16th century England ran through the collection: characteristic neckcrases, corsets, buzzed sleeves on velvet jackets, opulent frills on shirts and high -necked clothes translated into the present. In terms of color, Maria Grazia Churi relied on individual accents, for example with an ensemble in purple, the remaining looks are kept in muted colors such as black, taupe, khaki and white from blossom white to cream, as well as copper -shimmering gold and silver. As a parallel to the novel, in which Orlando turns from the young man into a woman, the outfits of the collection also show a game with gender stereotypes. Masculine white shirt blouses flash out under tight cups or ruffles set contrasts into straight coats. Heavy fabrics such as velvet, leather and solid cotton were broken up by wafer -thin tips. Highlights: a new version of the iconic "J'adore Dior" shirts and dramatic capes.

Guests on office chairs, printers, constantly roaring phones and noises of eagerly typed keys: The inspiration behind Stella McCartney's autumn/winter collection 2025/26 was clearly visible at the setting. Her creations: Looks that accompany the evening from the office day, for which the poledancers indulge in little subtly during the final. Workwear classics such as white shirt blouses, suits with a pronounced flair of the 1980s, which was particularly evident in the form of power schoolchildren, receive an update, such as with wide cuffs that protrude from the blazer sleeves. Wide-leg-pants sit extra deep, faux fur coats come with voluminous silhouettes and are made from painting from paint Edgy instead of conservative. Party dresses in various versions could be seen in the collection: from elegant satin dress in carmine to the mini dress with bandeau to the sexy "little black", skin and with inserts made of lace. Color tones such as sand, steel gray, cream and mocha encounter soft -bed tones such as MINZ and vanilla, the monochrome designs are complemented by reptile patterns on synthetic leather.

At the beginning of last year, designer Dries van Noten announced his decision to withdraw from his label of the same name after almost four decades. As a member of the group of designers, who became known as "Antwerp Six" and emerged from Belgium in the 1980s, van Noten is one of the creative forces that have shaped the fashion of designs. Large footsteps that now have to be filled: Julian Klausner gives his design debut for Womenswear for the autumn/winter collection 2025/26. Already in January he presented his interpretation for the menswear. The autumn/winter collection 2025/26 has everything that dries van notes: exciting textures; Sample games, bright colors, avant-garde silhouettes and effortless coolness. The highlight are the accessories: an OBI belt, arm clips with colorful ornamental stones, fringed clutches, head nets made of mesh and hats with spring trimming, choker and earrings made of laces. A debut that makes you want more - bravo!