STREETSTYLE | Paris Fashion Week SS26
by Anna Barr
Photographer Denzil Jacobs presents a selection of eclectic looks photographed on the streets of Paris during Men’s Paris Fashion Week, outside Amiri, Rick Owens, 3.Paradis, Kidsuper and more, exclusively for Fucking Young!
Paris was hot this season, and I mean literally hot. On the runway as on the streets, two parallel realities are being played out: those with and without air conditioning. You can instantly spot who came from an air-conditioned hotel to a car, and those like me, who spent the whole week sweating wondering why there weren’t more options on the runway for the heat ahead as we are on track to reach the irreversible 2% degree limit.
Discussions throughout the week centered on whether we have reached the other tipping point, that of celebrities replacing editors and stylists at the shows as the new tastemakers, furthering the two parallel realities in the industry. Because of a certain wedding in Venice over the weekend, with a reportable 100 private jets flying in, we were able to take a bit of a break from the celebrity fatigue. Not to mention, a Kardashian-free fashion week, although I’m sure they won’t skip couture. There are people who have completely established themselves in the industry like Russell Westbrook who has his own brand Honor Thy Gift and has been a front-row staple for over a decade, and then there are the ones passing through town that you wouldn’t expect like Steve Harvey and his wife Marjorie which are fun! And then there are the ones who literally wear the brand like French Montana walking 3.Paradis who demonstrates how much the brand resonates with people from all backgrounds.
With Paris Fashion Week kicking off only two days after USA bombed Iran, anything Americana did feel quite off. There were some having a ball, and others having a bawl between shows. We had a similar experience back in February 2022 when Russia invaded Ukraine, however this time it was as if half of the people didn’t even know. The feelings of uncertainty are probably why a black palette with the occasional pops of red was so prevalent. What stood out this week were the little personal touches of jewelry, carefully thought out bags, beaded or embroidered florals, chains, the accessories that become an extension of you that we wear like little amulets for protection.
Coco Chanel said “Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off.” I asked a French six-year-old how she would describe the fashion week street style and the reply was classic “Too rock’n’roll, they need to balance out the tops with the bottoms.”
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IKKO
CRAIG GREEN Spring/Summer 2026
Octavio Demarchi at SUNMODELS photographed and styled by Tiago Greco Palacios, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
ERL, the label of designer Eli Russell Linnetz, is marking its fifth anniversary with a new version of its signature shoe.
The Spring/Summer 2026 collection of JAREL ZHANG, titled Silent Accord, imagines a dialogue between the civilizations of Earth and those that might exist beyond our sky.
Federico Cina’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, “Sottovoce,” is an invitation to see the everyday with new eyes.
PIET’s “Farmers League II” collection continues a story told in clothing, exploring the space where football culture and Brazilian streetwear meet.
Lorenzo Seghezzi’s latest collection, “Interlude,” is a story drawn from the Milanese clubbing world: a fluid, queer, and volatile space that shaped him.
Alejo Masone, Yohei and Gabriel Alencar photographed by Mário Rui Silva and styled by Carla Hoyos & Gemma Solsona, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
PUMA has teamed up with French designer Louis Gabriel Nouchi to revisit an archive piece.
On September 30th, Saint Laurent Rive Droite in Paris will host Kate Moss and photographer Mert Alas for the signing of a new book, “A Love Letter to Kate”.
For Fall 2025, sacai and Carhartt WIP continue a dialogue that began with a shared vocabulary but distinct voices.
Founded by Diane Pernet, this festival sits where fashion, film, and culture meet.
A new collaboration between Salomon and Mental Athletic looks at trail running through a different lens.
KVRT STVFF is known for clothing that serves the body. Their underwear and swimwear act as a neutral layer, designed to move with the wearer. Their new line of jeans follows this path exactly.
The new campaign’s message is straightforward: “STILL PELOTAS. STILL GOT BALLS. SINCE 1995.”
Tate McRae’s latest single, “TIT FOR TAT,” arrives at a moment of high momentum, coming just after two MTV VMA wins and in the thick of her sold-out Miss Possessive Arena Tour.
Abigail Smith’s first collection for the brand will be available in stores and online from early 2026.
The white line painted on the asphalt replaces the traditional runway. For MM6 Maison Margiela, the show happens in the open air, with the city as its setting.
For DenzilPatrick’s Spring/Summer 2026, the show is not just on the runway. It flows out into the streets of London.
German brand BOSS, creatively directed by Marco Falcioni, presented its Spring/Summer 2026 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Maison Kitsuné takes the American classic, the Autry Medalist sneaker, and filters it through a distinct Parisian point of view.
G-Star’s new project, Anatomic Denim, is built on a simple premise: denim should follow the body, not fight it.
The new Oakley Latitude Fall/Winter 2025 collection looks to nature not for peace, but for performance. It is shaped by the idea of “silent chaos,” drawing from the strength of a parachute and the fluid adaptability of… »
The festival, set for June 4th to 6th with events spanning a full week, has announced 150 artists.
We sat down with Mariah, The Scientist to talk about music and fashion, her first memories with UGG, and the emotions fuelling Hearts Sold Separately.
A new collaboration between Wales Bonner and Stüssy explores the shared ground between two distinct worlds.
Saint Laurent has reopened its flagship on Milan’s famed via Montenapoleone.
MELLER’s new collection starts with a simple question: what if you didn’t have to choose? The campaign, “Lose Your Head(s),” is a direct challenge to the idea that you can only wear one pair of sunglasses at a time.
HARRI SS26 builds a connection between the art you observe and the art you live with.
The latest MW collection from BERSHKA Men reimagines preppy style with a contemporary edge.
Lanvin has a new signature color. It is called Lanvin Blue, and it is more than just a shade.