Denim found a home at Paris Fashion Week, where jeans were effortlessly woven into Fall/winter 2026-2027 collections.
At Dior, jeans wide and relaxed with aged washed or straight and ending neatly above stilettos. Other jeans were decorated with swags of crystals and embroidery.
Dries Van Noten wrapped a denim trench coat in a colorful, tapestry-like belts, scrunched baggy jeans into shin-grazing boots and added a bomber-style collar to a denim blazer. An embellished denim maxi skirt was styled with a deconstructed denim tank.
Viktor Rolf decorated a denim jacket and jeans with denim bows. The brand also played with bubble silhouettes and jeans with triple waistbands—a theme echoed in a button-down shirt with multiple collars and lapels.
Ganni added check paneling to the fronts of jeans and leaned into orange cheetah prints and gray washes. Kobi Halperin opted for tiger prints. Weinsanto injected a pop of red into its denim
Long sheer tops framed Alainpaul baggy fits. Transparent tops were also part of Kimhekim’s collection, which showed jeans with multiple labels and denim embellished with drop pearls. Stella McCartney added ’80s-inspired baubles to blue jeans as well as zippers down the front of legs.
Awry silhouettes were seen at Burc Akyol, Zomer and the IFM Master of Arts presentation. However, most denim fits were more straightforward. Tom Ford kept rises higher for men than for women. Stella McCartney showed wide-leg jeans with dropped hems and high-waisted dark wash jeans. Matières Fécales’ jeans were worn low and puddled at the hem.