As fashion month strides into its final leg - Paris - the flock flutters into the French capital for the last ten days of the spring/summer ‘26 collections.

And Paris, as ever, is where the real curtain goes up. Jonathan Anderson will at last present his women’s ready-to-wear for Dior, after weeks of red-carpet breadcrumbing his vision as creative director. Hot on his heels, Proenza Schouler’s Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez switch lanes, making their Loewe debut. Sarah Burton - no longer in the realm of preview - delivers her sophomore collection for Givenchy, while Glenn Martens shifts gear at Maison Margiela, unveiling his first prêt-à-porter line after a couture debut earlier this summer.

Michael Rider formally joins the women’s schedule at Celine, following his men’s week

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