A city-by-city guide to Men’s Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2026.
With the latest edition of Men’s Fashion Week on the horizon — the shows are set to unfold across mid-June stops in Florence, Milan and Paris — key announcements have surfaced. Jonathan Anderson confirmed his debut at Dior Men, Homme Plissé Issey Miyake took the guest-of-honour slot at Pitti Uomo, and Sir Paul Smith decided to move his presentation from Paris to Milan for an intimate salon-style showing that underlines his long friendship with Italian makers. Elsewhere, Zegna stepped away from the European circuit: the house will stage a one-off runway in Dubai on 11 June, marking the unofficial opener to the men’s season.
London will sit out June entirely. The British Fashion Council has cancelled its stand-alone men’s week, folding menswear into co-ed calendars in February and September while expanding its London Show Rooms initiative to four Paris editions a year. “By scaling back to more targeted programs this June in London and Paris, we aim to create strong foundations to amplify the message of our brilliant British menswear businesses,” a spokesperson said.
Pitti Uomo Spring-Summer 2026 (June 17th—20th 2025)
Florence will hold the trade fair one week later than usual, turning the 14th-century Fortezza da Basso into its twice-yearly gathering point for buyers and press. Homme Plissé Issey Miyake will open the program, continuing the label’s plan to tour after handing its Paris slot to IM Men in January. Post Archive Faction is set to show its engineered riffs on sportswear, while Tuscan native Niccolò Pasqualetti will mark a homecoming.
Milan Fashion Week Men’s Spring-Summer 2026 (June 20th—24th 2025)
Sir Paul Smith will stage a salon-style presentation inside his long-running Via Manzoni showroom, reflecting more than two decades of Italian ties. Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Giorgio Armani keep their familiar slots, while Setchu and Saul Nash add new-generation energy — Nash is booked for the afternoon of 22 June in his second Milan outing. Gucci will sit out the week as newly appointed creative director Demna readies a fuller reveal for September. Zegna’s early stop in Dubai explains its absence here.
Paris Fashion Week Men’s Spring-Summer 2026 (June 24th—29th 2025)
Paris will close the month in characteristically high gear. The week opens on June 24th with Saint Laurent’s menswear line returning to the official calendar, its first slot on the grid since stepping away from the schedule. Two days later, on June 26th sees Dries Van Noten back on the runway, showing the menswear vision of creative director Julian Klausner. Pharrell Williams has another Louis Vuitton production in progress, details still under wraps. Most anticipation, though, rests on Jonathan Anderson’s first Dior Men collection, confirmed by LVMH chair Bernard Arnault. Rick Owens, Junya Watanabe, Comme des Garçons and Hermès return, while Loewe is holding its men’s outing until September to introduce incoming creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez. With organizers yet to publish the complete grid, last season’s cameo designers Willy Chavarria and Jacquemus hint at further surprises once the final timetable appears.
