Denim with volume, embellishments and vintage washes dominated the Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collections presented at Paris Fashion Week Men’s.
Rising star Willy Chavarria didn’t just present fashion, the New York City-based Adidas collaborator put on a whole variety show in Paris. Mon Laferte, Lunay, Feid and Mahmood—SJ Denim’s No. 1 denim trendsetter in 2025—were among the performers dressed in the designer’s F/W 26-27 collection. Baggy jeans styled with neckties, turtleneck knits and leather jackets exuded effortless cool. Key fobs hung from some belts.
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Juun.J delivered volume through wide-leg jeans with extra side panels and other deconstructed hybrid silhouettes. Denim suiting and tuxedo-style shirts were also part of the deep indigo collection.
Coatings, overdyes and origami-like leg shapes added interest to Feng Chen Wang’s wide-leg jeans. Camperlab also experimented with bleaching, dirty tints and shades of pink. Bluemarble relied on yellow-tinted light wash denim to create an aged effect.
Sacai flaunted its expertise in using denim to create unusual shapes. Trousers peeled away to reveal that top block of jeans; a pencil skirt was spliced to create a peplum silhouette. Denim jackets and jeans with the same wash created a uniform look.
Nahmias contributed to the embellished denim trend with slouchy jeans adorned with side stripes, star-shaped patchwork and appliques that spell out the brand’s name. Belts were colorful and embroidered. Keychains dangled from some belt loops.
Martine Rose spliced the center her jeans, adding a panel of leopard print for a rocker vibe. Other styles featured paint splatter, lacing on the bottom half of the leg and distressing.
Kartik Research captured the boho mood in a range of straight-leg jeans with undone hems. The jeans featured floral embroideries and mixed media patchwork. Amiri kept the bohemian look going with ’70s-inspired jean fits, paired jackets and cardigans with intricate embroideries.
