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A Hypebae report published during Paris Fashion Week SS27 highlights four shows: Matières Fécales, Maison Margiela, Saint Laurent and Anrealage. The week’s schedule includes 67 shows and 34 presentations, with further events still to come.
Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 is under way, with Hypebae highlighting shows by Matières Fécales, Maison Margiela, Saint Laurent and Anrealage in a report published during the week. The schedule lists 67 shows and 34 presentations, and the selected collections range from a tribute to people pushed to the margins to Anrealage’s color-shifting electronic-paper designs, alongside other runway trends from Fashion Week SS27.
Matières Fécales staged what the report describes as the first runway show at Place de la République. Designers Steven Raj Bhaskaran and Hannah Rose presented “Ninety Nine Percent” on 99 models of color, including people close to the designers. The collection paired white tailoring and a heeled flip-flop made with Christian Louboutin with military-inspired, punk-influenced looks. In the closing scene, models carried realistic figures of billionaires around the monument.
At Maison Margiela, Glenn Martens brought his focus back to the house after presenting his final show for Diesel in Milan the week before, among Milan Fashion Week’s notable shows. The collection applied deconstruction to domestic references: a flattened silver teapot motif appeared on a white dress, while glossy floral skirts and dresses recalled 1970s tablecloths. Some later looks opened at the chest to show neutral layers or silver floral forms beneath.
Anthony Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent collection marked his final show as the house’s creative lead after a decade in the role, according to the report, adding to the season’s Fashion Week coverage. Gold appeared across lamé, brocade, lace and latex looks beneath the Eiffel Tower. Singer Charlotte Gainsbourg performed during the final walk, repeating, “You are so much Yves Saint Laurent.” Anrealage’s “SKIN” marked designer Kunihiko Morinaga’s 25th Paris show for the label, using LED digital skins and electronic-paper scales that changed color before fading to gray.
Four Distinct Visions on Paris Runways
The selections show how the week’s designers are using runway collections to make different kinds of statements. Matières Fécales tied its casting and closing scene to its stated tribute to immigrants and people pushed to the margins. Maison Margiela reworked familiar domestic imagery through its construction, while Saint Laurent’s gold-heavy collection served as Vaccarello’s final runway statement for the house.
Anrealage’s electronic-paper scales put color-changing technology at the center of the clothes. Together, the four shows offer a snapshot of the range covered by the Paris schedule, from established luxury houses to labels using more unusual materials and presentation choices. The report is an editorial selection, not a ranking or a complete account of the week.
A Week With Debuts and Returns
Paris is the final stop in the Spring/Summer 2027 fashion circuit, according to Hypebae. Alongside the scheduled 67 shows and 34 presentations, the report points to two creative debuts: Drew Henry at Courrèges and Kai Nesselrath at Carven. Saint Laurent’s show is also a notable handover point because it was Vaccarello’s last after ten years leading the house.
The schedule includes returning names such as Sacai, Ester Manas and Christopher Esber. Valentino is also back in Paris after showing its Fall/Winter 2026 collection in Rome. Maison Margiela’s return to the calendar coincides with Martens focusing on the house after his departure from Diesel, the report says.
““Ninety Nine Percent””
— Hypebae, describing Matières Fécales’ collection
The Week Is Still Unfolding
The report covers selected shows “so far”, so it does not establish which collections will define the full week or provide a complete schedule review. The supplied source gives no dates for the individual shows, and its “first-ever” description of Matières Fécales’ Place de la République show is not independently corroborated here. It also does not provide further details about the upcoming debuts or how the remaining presentations will unfold.
More Shows Remain on Schedule
Paris Fashion Week SS27 is continuing, with additional shows and presentations still ahead on the published schedule. The announced debuts at Courrèges and Carven, as well as the returning labels, are among the remaining events readers can follow. A fuller assessment of the week will depend on the collections and presentations still to come.
Key Questions
Which Paris Fashion Week SS27 shows does the report highlight?
Hypebae highlights Matières Fécales, Maison Margiela, Saint Laurent and Anrealage.
What was notable about the Matières Fécales show?
The report says it was the first runway show at Place de la République. The collection, titled “Ninety Nine Percent,” featured 99 models of color and was presented as a tribute to immigrants and people pushed to the margins.
Why was this Saint Laurent show a milestone?
It was Anthony Vaccarello’s final show for Saint Laurent after a decade as the house’s creative lead, according to the report.
What technology did Anrealage use?
Anrealage’s “SKIN” collection included LED digital skins and electronic-paper scales that shifted through colors before fading to gray.
Is this a full recap of Paris Fashion Week SS27?
No. The report covers selected shows so far. The schedule lists 67 shows and 34 presentations, and events are still ongoing.
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