Fashion month is finally here, so we’re super excited to see next winter’s fashion be unveiled in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
Taking place from 27 February to 7 March, the celebration of fashion in France’s capital city will see designers including Dior, Chanel and Saint Laurent showcasing their Autumn/Winter collections.
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Paris Fashion Week (PFW) went digital-first last year and this season you can still watch the shows online.
So how can you join in? Keep reading for everything you need to know.
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How to watch Paris Fashion Week
What used to be an exclusive event for fashion insiders has become an accessible showcase of couture and fashion ingenuity, thanks to digital screenings.
While we’re sure nothing beats seeing the clothes and feeling the energy of the fashion fest in real life, we’re welcoming the chance to take part in it this season simply by tuning in online. You too can watch the shows live via PFW’s official website as they happen.
Almost all of the shows will be available to watch directly on the website, as many designers have opted to livestream their shows. This includes Loewe, Marine Serre, Dior, Saint Laurent, Givenchy and many more.
Which designers will be showcasing their work at Paris Fashion Week?
It’s not PFW if French fashion houses aren’t part of the showcase. So, of course, we can look forward to seeing the latest from Chanel, Dior, Givenchy, Saint Laurent and more.
You can visit PFW’s website for a complete list of the brands showing their collections in 2023.
When is Paris Men’s Fashion Week?
PFW is divided into three separate weeks, kicking off with Men’s Fashion Week from 17 to 21 January, showcasing their Autumn/Winter collections from different French fashion houses. Then followed by Haute Couture Week from 23 to 26 January.
