Amiri rich terracotta color leather ensemble. Trim cognac velvet suit with references to the fashions of the late Regency period, Woo Youngmi. Brick red suit with western yoke detail, Amiri. Full brown leather trousers paired with statement western motif duster, Kid Super. Copper color leather trousers shown with another uptrending color, blouson jacket in sage green. Acne Studios. All images credit: The Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM).paris, unless noted.

Why are we starting off a Paris Menswear article by featuring stunning mountains and rock formations located in Arches National Park, Utah, U.S.? Because these are the fashion accent colors you’ll be seeing for Fall 2026-27. Tones of terracotta. Saturated, earthy hues. A blend of rich brown and red clay. Comforting shades that reflect a back-to-nature trend with a southwestern flair. Goodbye camel, we’re not all that sad to see you go. Credit: Discovermoab.com.

Crimson continues as an accent color into 2026-27. Velvet jacket trimmed with gold soutache, featuring a western style motif. Amiri.

Lush vermilion red leather suit. Mike Amiri established his AMIRI fashion brand in his hometown of Los Angeles, California.

Embellished denim jacket paired with burgundy trousers. AMIRI.

Watch the entire AMIRI menswear runway show here.

You’ve heard about this trend for a couple of years now. Loose trouser legs that “puddle” throughout much of the menswear market. By talented Chinese designer Sean Suen. Will it catch on? The fashionable gentlemen of Milan are still strutting down Via Monte Napoleone in their skintight stovepipe pants. I’ll keep you posted…

Exquisitely tailored jacket and trousers by Sean Suen.

Attention-grabbing juxtaposition of cropped leather jacket paired with a long white shirt by Sean Suen.

Fur coats, faux and real are trending now and will be into 2027. Brooklyn, New York based Kid Super, a brand that embraces fashion, art, music and film. By designer Colm Dillane.

Fantastic montage of images. Suit by Kid Super.

Why wear solid when you can wear wild? Kid Super.

Kid Super. Marvelous monotone.

Imprinted cream trench coat, Kid Super.

Trending fashion inspirations of warm earth tones. Red Rock Arch at sunset, Utah. Credit: Discovermoab.com.

Full leathers in chocolate brown, Kid Super.

The popularity of the French work jacket has created a great many creative spinoffs. Designer work wear ensemble by Dutch designer Camiel Fortgens. Camiel crafts unisex, handmade garments in his Amsterdam based fashion house.

Double breasted classic cognac leather jacket. Camiel Fortgens.

Camiel Fortgens. Trending colorways and silhouettes.

Unglazed eathernware. Diné/Navajo pottery, Museum of Modern Art, MoMA) NY. From the “Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery” exhibition. Image credit: author.

Rich tones referencing Native American pottery and contrasting textures. Luxuriant outerwear by Artistic Director Julian Klausner for Dries Van Noten.

Short and long capes as well as the Victorian era Inverness Cape Coats, (think Sherlock Holmes), are uptrending for both men and women. Dries Van Noten.

Short capelet attached to pinstripe shirt, Dries Van Noten.

Fabulous patchwork jacket paired with taupe trousers. Dries Van Noten.

Long navy coat featuring asymmetrical buttons and contrast collar. Dries Van Noten.

Intricate hand knit sweater paired with wrap skirt. Dries Van Noten.

Daffodil with wheels, Walter Van Beirendonck, a Belgium based avant-garde design house.

Bold colorways and unexpected fabrications by Walter Van Beirendonck,

Walter Van Beirendonck, flower power.

Full crimson leather ensemble by 3.Paradis, a Paris based fashion house.

Burgundy button down sweatshirt shown with coordinated tote. Note denim jeans feature a full cut. 3.Paradis.

Subtle garden imagery creates a lovely zip up jacket. Louis Vuitton, by Artistic Director Pharell Williams.

Fitted baby blue knit top paired with cream colored trousers. Louis Vuitton.

Ruby red logo jacket by Louis Vuitton.

Full black leather ensemble with contrasting cognac collar. Louis Vuitton.

Elegant long tweed coat over sage green suit. Note trousers are tapered at the ankle. Louis Vuitton.

Watch the entire menswear Louis Vuitton runway show here.

Vibrant shades of fuchsia and violet ensemble by Artistic Director Satoshi Kondo for Issey Miyake.

Inverness style cape coat. Issey Miyake.

Festive color great coat with coordinated scarf. Issey Miyake.

Grey nomad look. Issey Miyake.

Flowing apparel in shades from black to white. Issey Miyake.

Mahogany velvet blazer paired with straight leg trousers. Philippe Paubert, Artistic Director for Ungaro.

Sage green looks new when contrasted with marine blue. Ungaro.

Cropped tuxedo jacket shown with pleated trousers by Ungaro.

Floral puffer capelet with an edgy Goth vibe. Creative Director Jonathan Anderson for Dior Homme.

Cherubic angel wings complement this baby blue polo shirt. Dior Homme.

Massive fur cuffs bring to mind fuzzy boxing gloves. Colorful silk scarf acts as a flowing cape. Dior Homme.

Cape over a puffer by Dior Homme.

Watch the entire Dior Homme runway show here.

Deep amber suede coat paired with popular accent color sage blouson jacket. Bed j.w. Ford, a fashion brand based in Tokyo. By Shinpei Yamagishi.

Brick red, rich amber, scarlet; the colors of Red Rock Canyon, Colorado, U.S. Bed j.w. Ford.

Red Rock Canyon. Image credit: viator.com.

Knit cardigan and full leg denim jeans. An interesting accent is the silky shirt which features a drape over one shoulder resembling a short cape. Bed j.w. Ford.

Cozy comfort menswear by Isabel Marant.

Faux fur collar jacket, pinstripe trousers, Isabel Marant.

Plaid shirt goes upscale. Isabel Marant.

Chestnut brown cardigan jacket with sheepskin collar. Isabel Marant.

Burgundy, chestnut brown, sand. A warm mélange; a great looking jacket. Isabel Marant.

Classic black leather coat by Hermès by Artistic Director, Veronique Nichanian.  This was her final stunning collection for the house after 37 years on the job.

Watch the entire runway show here.

Hermès.

Funnel neck collar outerwear. Hermès.

Smart charcoal grey and off-white ensemble, Hermès.

Glorious faux pinstripe leather suit by Hermès.

Fur trimmed coat with wide cuffs lends an Edwardian flavor to this chic ensemble by Woo Youngmi, a talented South Korean designer.

The raccoon coat of the 1920’s updated for a new century. Woo Youngmi.

Cerulean blue Regency styled tailcoat suit. Woo Youngmi.

Hand knit sweater peeks out under smart grey ensemble. Woo Youngmi.

Ultramarine blouson with fur trim. Woo Youngmi.

Exceptional coat of many colors by Woo Youngmi.

Watch the entire Woo Youngmi runway show here.

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