3.PARADIS Fall/Winter 2026
by Anna Barr
3.PARADIS unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026/27 collection, opening the second day of Paris Fashion Week. This was the first time Founder and Creative Director Emeric Tchatchoua brought us back to his childhood turf since his tenth anniversary show. A lot has happened since, including being decorated with the insignes de Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres just last week. Emeric is very authentic in what he does, whether it’s his innovative techniques or sustainable practices. His constant message of peace and love continues to resonate with people. What was once an underground Parisian brand has now truly crossed borders and entered pop culture.
For the longest time, during and after the COVID19 pandemic, it was hard for me to look at fashion in general, knowing that so many lives have been lost, with everything happening today, especially in geopolitics, I’ve been feeling the same way. One thing that I’ve appreciated over the years from Emeric is that he never seems tone deaf; if anything, he is very reflective. And with his Fall Winter collection he gave us that rare space of mourning and celebration, honoring the past while being optimistic for the future.
Signature track suits of the past were reimagined in leather with sartorial touches, dark tailoring with flat caps allowed the shape and jewelry shine, along with muted beading work found in some pieces. In what we can now call the 3.PARADIS blue was used sparingly, found in only a few pieces, but it only added to the less-is-more impact. Prints included references to the iconic Amy Winehouse, the iconic dove found its wing among portraits with Rest in Paradis, and we got a PSG top reminding us that there is always something to look forward to, another game win or lose, we just have to continue to do what we love.
Check out the collection below:
Acne Studios Fall/Winter 2026
Alan Crocetti’s New Cruise Campaign
In an age of relentless image production, where bodies are captured, filtered and consumed in seconds, Matu Buiatti’s La Isla moves at a different tempo.
Tim Reimann and Erik Mascher photographed by Laurin Hirsch and styled with pieces by Klara Schmidt, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Amiri has unveiled its Spring/Summer 2026 campaign, titled Chateau Amiri, California.
For FW26, Mexican designer Patricio Campillo presents a collection that asks a simple question: What happens when we stop thinking of clothing as something we put on and start thinking of it as something we step into?
From FUGAZZI in Amsterdam to BORNTOSTANDOUT in Seoul, this unexpected collaboration reads less like a business strategy and more like a forbidden romance.
Ami Paris has entered into a month long partnership with Balthazar, the celebrated French brasserie in New York’s SoHo neighborhood.
ECKHAUS LATTA presented its Fall/Winter 2026 colleciton during New York Fashion Week.
Gant has unveiled its Spring/Summer 2026 campaign, titled Building on Legacy.
The collection unfolds in three acts, translating the story into a narrative about journey, power, and transformation.
Ruslan Danilchenko captured by the lens of Michele Cantarelli and styled by Sofia Davola, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Camper and SUNNEI have released their third collaborative edition of the PELOTISSIMA shoe.
The collection offers a light and relaxed take on a “college” or preppy style, reinterpreted with a contemporary perspective.
Daily Paper has unveiled the campaign for its Spring/Summer 2026 collection, titled Off Road.
Camperlab has introduced a new sneaker called the Tornado. The shoe is built for both performance and visual presence.
Designer Fang Guo presented the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, continuing the brand’s gender expansive, unisex approach.
Marc O’Polo’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection draws from the dynamics of teamwork.
The line includes backpacks, totes, accessories, and travel items featuring Haring’s iconic imagery, including his signature heart and the Radiant Baby artwork.
From Paris with love? Sure. Karl Lagerfeld unveils its Spring-Summer 2026 campaign fronted by Paris Hilton and Sean O’Pry.
Innovation you can feel. We traveled to Milano during the Winter Olympic Games to speak with Danielle Kayembe, Expert Apparel Product Innovation Manager at Nike, who has been closely involved in bringing this vision to life, about the journey behind the innovation — and how a jacket powered by air became a real change.
Gytis Gedvilas at The Lab Models photographed and styled by Vaidas Jokubauskas, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Luxury fashion house Jil Sander, currently under the creative direction of Simone Bellotti, presents its Spring/Summer 2026 campaign.
Carne Bollente is introducing its Spring/Summer 2026 collection with a title that sounds like a plea: Give Me a Break.
GUESS JEANS has opened a new two story store in West Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Inside Spazio Maiocchi, a gallery space in Milan, something unfamiliar is happening. A 150 meter loop of off road terrain has been constructed indoors.
Designed as a seasonal complement to the in store offerings, the capsule responds to the transient nature of spring and summer.
ROSALÍA has released a new music video for “Sauvignon Blanc,” a track from her album LUX.
The collaboration focuses on craftsmanship and Nahmias’s signature West Coast lifestyle aesthetic.
Ami Paris has released a special selection for Valentine’s Day. Continuing its ethos of celebrating love in all forms, founder Alexandre Mattiussi has designed exclusive pieces.
The 20 semi-finalists for the 2026 LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers have been unveiled ahead of the two-day event on March 4–5.
The new Valentino campaign, titled Fireflies, is built around a central idea: falling.
