Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2025 Guide

Fashion’s biggest stage is set, and all eyes are on Paris as we gear up for Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025, running from September 23 to October 1, 2024. The fashion capital will once again host a dazzling array of runway shows, bringing together legendary designers, new faces, and the crème de la crème of the fashion industry. From iconic luxury brands to emerging talents, this year’s event promises to shape the trends of 2025. Here's your definitive guide to the key highlights, must-see shows, and an exclusive look at the day-by-day schedule.

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Key Highlights to Look Forward To

Paris Fashion Week is the pinnacle of haute couture, where elegance, creativity, and cutting-edge designs take center stage. Major fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Dior will showcase their latest collections alongside emerging designers. The event will span eight days, packed with runway shows, presentations, and digital exhibitions that will shape fashion trends for the coming year.

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Key Highlights

• Opening Day : The week kicks off with shows from creative powerhouses like Weinsanto, Pressiat, and Vaquera, setting the tone with bold, avant-garde pieces.
• Alessandro Michele’s Valentino Debut: The most anticipated moment of the week is undoubtedly Alessandro Michele’s first collection for Valentino, which is set to be unveiled on Sunday, September 29 at 3 PM. After leaving Gucci, Michele’s new vision for Valentino is expected to take center stage and redefine the brand’s aesthetic.
• Gabriela Hearst and Ludovic De Saint Sernin Return: Fans of these innovative designers will be thrilled to see both Gabriela Hearst and Ludovic De Saint Sernin making their comeback to Paris Fashion Week after skipping previous seasons.
• Debuts from New Designers: Fresh faces like Alainpaul, Niccolò Pasqualetti, and Abra will be showcasing their talents for the first time, bringing new energy to the event.

The Iconic Names to Watch

Several renowned fashion houses will continue to dominate Paris Fashion Week with their breathtaking collections. Here are some unmissable shows:

• Louis Vuitton: Closing the week on October 1 at 6:30 PM, Louis Vuitton’s show is always a spectacle that sets the standard for luxury.
• Chanel: This legendary brand is set to present its collection on the morning of October 1, retaining its usual prime time for the ultimate Parisian elegance.
• Dior: With a prime afternoon slot on Wednesday, September 25 at 2:30 PM, Dior’s presentation promises to offer the same level of sophistication and attention to detail as always.
• Balenciaga: After shifting its slot from Sunday morning to Monday evening at 7 PM, Balenciaga’s runway show is sure to bring an edge to the week’s lineup.

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‍Schedule Overview

Here’s a glimpse of the day-to-day schedule:

Monday, September 23rd

04.00 pm – Weinsanto

05.00 pm – Pressiat

05.30 pm – RUIbuilt

06.00 pm – Vaquera

06.30 pm – Julie Kegels

07.30 pm – CFCL

Tuesday, September 24th

10.00 am – ALAINPAUL

11.00 am – Dawei

11.30 am – Ruohan

12.00 pm – Marie Adam-Leenaerdt

12.30 pm – Maitrepierre

01.00 pm – Mame Kurogouchi

02.30 pm – Christian Dior

03.30 pm – Florentina Leitner

04.00 pm – Germanier

05.00 pm – Anrealage

05.30 pm – Vaillant

06.00 pm – Ester Manas

08.00 pm – Saint Laurent

Wednesday, September 25th

09.30 am – Benjamin Benmoyal

10.30 am – Courrèges

11.00 am – Rochas

12.00 pm – The Row

12.30 pm – Litkovska

01.30 pm – Zomer

03.00 pm – Dries Van Noten

04.00 pm – Cecilie Bahnsen

05.00 pm – Rabanne

05.00 pm – Meryll Rogge

06.00 pm – Acne Studios

07.00 pm – Reverie By Caroline Hù

08.30 pm – Balmain

Thursday, September 26th

10.00 am – Chloé

11.30 am – Christian Wijnants

01.00 pm – Gauchere

01.30 pm – Nehera

02.30 pm – Mugler

03.30 pm – Heliot Emil

04.00 pm – Uma Wang

04.30 pm – Christopher Esber

05.30 pm – Rick Owens

06.00 pm – Boyarovskaya

07.00 pm – Schiaparelli

08.00 pm – Casablanca

Friday, September 27th

09.30 am – MAXHOSA AFRICA

10.00 am – Leonard Paris

10.30 am – Magda Butrym

11.00 am – Gabriele Colangelo

11.30 am – Loewe

01.00 pm – Issey Miyake

02.00 pm – Jitrois

02.30 pm – Giambattista Valli

04.00 pm – Nina Ricci

05.30 pm – Vetements

06.00 pm – Mossi

07.00 pm – Yohji Yamamoto

08.30 pm – Victoria Beckham

Saturday, September 28th

09.30 am – Junya Watanabe

10.00 am – Barbara Bui

10.30 am – Carven

12.00 pm – Noir Kei Ninomiya

01.00 pm – Vivienne Westwood

02.30 pm – Hermès

03.30 pm – Paloma Wool

04.00 pm – Elie Saab

05.00 pm – Comme des Garçons

05.30 pm – Kimhekim

06.00 pm – Vautrait

06.30 pm – Ann Demeulemeester

08.00 pm – McQueen

Sunday, September 29th

09.00 am – Undercover

10.30 am – Ludovic de Saint Sernin

11.00 am – Junko Shimada

11.30 am – Niccolò Pasqualetti

01.00 pm – Duran Lantink

02.00 pm – Akris

03.00 pm – Valentino

04.30 pm – Ottolinger

05.00 pm – Margaret Howell

05.30 pm – Atlein

06.00 pm – Paula Canovas Del Vas

06.30 pm – Enfants Riches Deprimés

07.00 pm – Isabel Marant

08.30 pm – Y/Project

Monday, September 30th

09.00 am – Ungaro

10.00 am – Stella McCartney

11.00 am – Lutz Huelle

12.00 pm – Zimmermann

01.30 pm – Gabriela Hearst

02.00 pm – Veronique Leroy

02.30 pm – Shiatzy Chen

03.00 pm – Situationist

04.00 pm – Sacai

04.30 pm – Aigle

05.30 pm – Rokh

07.00 pm – Balenciaga

08.00 pm – Pierre Cardin

Tuesday, October 1st

10.30 am – Chanel

11.00 am – Dice Kayek

11.30 am – Peter Do

12.30 am – Kiko Kostadinov

01.30 pm – Agnès b.

02.00 pm – Miu Miu

03.00 pm – Xuly Bët

03.30 pm – Abra

04.00 pm – Lacoste

05.00 pm – Ujoh

06.30 pm – Louis Vuitton

Emerging Designers and Fresh Talent

While th mainsta like Chanel, Dior,Saint Laurent always command attention, Paris Fashion Week is also a crucial platform for up-and-coming designers. This year will feature several debut presentations, including first-time runway shows from talents like Alainpaul, Niccolò Pasqualetti, and Abra. These fresh voices in fashion are expected to push boundaries with innovative designs that challenge traditional norms, offering bold, fresh perspectives.

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One of the most buzzed-about newcomers is Magda Butrym, known for her dynamic approach to feminine and empowering designs. Fashion enthusiasts are eager to see how her blend of delicate aesthetics and daring details will translate to the runway.

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Showrooms and Pop-Ups: A Fashion Enthusiast's Dream

Beyond the runways, Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025 will host a variety of pop-up shops, interactive showrooms, and exhibitions. These will give attendees a chance to experience collections up-close, mingle with industry insiders, and even purchase exclusive pieces directly from the designers. SPHERE – Paris Fashion Week® showroom, for instance, showcases collections from emerging brands, allowing them to connect with buyers and media in a highly curated environment.

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How to Attend or Watch

If you’re planning to attend the event, be sure to book your accommodations and secure invitations to the shows well in advance. Some presentations and shows offer limited access and require RSVPs. 

Can’t make it to Paris? Don’t worry—Paris Fashion Week offers a multitude of livestreams so fashion lovers worldwide can experience the event in real-time. You can watch via:

• Official Paris Fashion Week Website: Visit for live updates and streams from each day's biggest shows.
• YouTube: Many brands, including Dior and Saint Laurent, will stream their shows on their official channels.
• Social Media: Follow the hashtags #PFW2025 and #ParisFashionWeek for insider clips, behind-the-scenes content, and more.

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Conclusion

Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025 is set to be an unforgettable fashion extravaganza, blending tradition and innovation. From Alessandro Michele's highly anticipated Valentino debut to Chanel’s show-stopping finale, this week will dictate the fashion landscape for the upcoming year. Whether you’re attending in person or following along online, this is a fashion experience not to be missed.