Through Heritage and Florals, Paris Fashion Welcomes a New Season
CHANEL top and jacket, and MAX MARA dress. Photographed by Mattia Holm for the March 2026 Issue of Vogue Philippines
CHANEL top and jacket, and MAX MARA dress. Photographed by Mattia Holm for the March 2026 Issue of Vogue Philippines
Postcards from Paris, where Dior, Gucci, Chanel, and more capture the season’s new sartorial mood.
Greeted by a heatwave in its opening days, Paris Fashion Week unfolded amid florals and nature-inspired sets that stretched across the city for the Fall/Winter 2026 shows. The season also marked the rise of a new wave of creative directors shaping the vision of the houses. In the Tuileries Gardens, models floated across a Monet-like pond of lily pads, while elsewhere, a collection rose within a raw, construction-like space that nodded to the heritage of Chanel. Across Paris, past and present, set and silhouette, these moments came together like postcards from the city, capturing the season’s evolving sartorial mood.
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GUCCI dress. Photographed by Mattia Holm for the March 2026 Issue of Vogue Philippines1/5 -
RAXXY top. Photographed by Mattia Holm for the March 2026 Issue of Vogue Philippines2/5 -
SAINT LAURENT dress and earrings. Photographed by Mattia Holm for the March 2026 Issue of Vogue Philippines3/5 -
BONFILIO HATS headpiece and DIOR top and trousers. Photographed by Mattia Holm for the March 2026 Issue of Vogue Philippines4/5 -
ETRO suit and top. Photographed by Mattia Holm for the March 2026 Issue of Vogue Philippines5/5
Photographs by MATTIA HOLM. Styling by MICHELA BURATTI. Digital Operator: Fiippo Ragone. Lighting Assistant: Alessio Spanu. Stylist: Michela Buratti. Makeup: Michico Ikeda at Blend Management. Hair: Giovanni Iovano at Julia Watson Agency. Casting Director: Caterina Matteucci. Model: Luoyi at Why Not Models. Styling Assistants: Mario Cattaldi, Cristiana Loconsole