Paris will be buzzing as usual during the womenswear fashion week and, also as usual, it will be hosting three of its longest-established trade shows: Tranoï, Woman and Première Classe. They will be an opportunity for French and international buyers to discover the many creative trends characterising the Spring/Summer 2026 season.

Tranoï – venue: Palais Brongniart, 16 place de la Bourse (2nd arrondissement)

Tranoï will once again be held at Palais Brongniart in Paris, on October 2-5, featuring a selection of designers from all continents. More than 200 brands from 30 countries will be showcasing their new collections. Among the new entries, A-Jane (from Malaysia), with a distinctive, futuristic approach to form and volume; Raw Mango (from India), interpreting the Asian country’s textile traditions with a contemporary aesthetic; and Hamaji (from Kenya) and Hanout (from Morocco), which will showcase aspects of African craftsmanship. Other brands are returning to Tranoï having been absent for several seasons, like Alessa (from Brazil). Accessories will enjoy a prominent place in the show, with a wide array of brands from all over the world, like Anabel Aram with its Florida-inspired jewellery, Antúra’s Italian designs, and the experimental eyewear by Japanese brand JugadXX. Various showrooms will present selections of brands from specific countries, like Paddlers Showroom, Prochile and Vitrine Agency, showcasing designers from East Asia, Chile and Georgia respectively. Finally, Tranoï will collaborate with organisations like Canex for African fashion, Jakarta Fashion Force for Indonesian fashion, and Lady Octopus’- K Wellness for South Korea. 

Woman – venue: 71 rue de la Fontaine au Roi (11th arrondissement)

The Woman trade show will welcome buyers again on October 3-5 at the 71 rue de la Fontaine au Roi venue. The number of brands exhibiting at Woman has not yet been revealed. The show is usually visitor-friendly in terms of size, featuring only a few dozen designers. Among the names that have been announced, US brand tActi, which combines traditional menswear elements with women’s dresses, creating amusing juxtapositions; Japanese brand Toujours, which features understated, timeless tailored items made with natural materials; Yan Jiang Studio, which reinterprets familiar shapes into functional yet distinctive artefacts, creating jewellery and glassware items; and Austrian brand Art Point, which produces high-quality women’s apparel and accessories characterised by straightforward silhouettes and high-tech materials, a regular exhibitor at shows in various European capitals. 

Première Classe – venue: Jardin des Tuileries (1st arrondissement)

Première Classe will feature again this season, and will be held at the Jardin des Tuileries on October 3-6. Over 250 brands from all over the world will exhibit at the show, mainly specialising in accessories (jewellery, leather goods, footwear, etc) and ready-to-wear. Among the exhibitors making their maiden appearance at Première Classe, Peruvian ready-to-wear brand Estrafalario, French luggage and leather goods brand Ariadne, and Indian ready-to-wear brand Payal Pratap. The show will be split in several thematic areas: (In)visible Lines, exploring the boundary between the visible and the invisible in the creative act; Exposed, focusing on bodywear and next-to-skin garments; and Brut Icon, a showcase of emerging brands. The Run × ANDAM showroom, conceived as a hybrid venue, will present an international selection of women’s and genderless ready-to-wear. Indonesian fashion will have a high profile at Première Classe, for the third consecutive year. Franco-Indonesian fashion incubator PINTU will be back, with a focus on the PINTU Residency, featuring the Lakon Indonesia brand, presented exclusively at the show for the first time. French designers Priscille Berthaud and Kozue Sullerot will unveil the creations developed during the time they spent with tenon weavers in Lombok and batik craftsmen in Tegal. Première Classe will also showcase emerging brands Byo, Hijack Sandals, Pura, SVRI and Varyan, which are participating in the Talent Indonesia programme.