Three times in a few weeks, Paris becomes the fashion capital of the world. Buyers, editors, creators and guests can have up to ten appointments a day, from one end of the city to the other. Here is the official 2027 calendar published by the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM), and what you need to know to get around.
The official 2027 calendar
| Week | Collections shown | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Menswear | Fall-Winter 2027-2028 | Tuesday 19 to Sunday 24 January 2027 |
| Haute Couture | Spring-Summer 2027 | Monday 25 to Thursday 28 January 2027 |
| Womenswear | Fall-Winter 2027-2028 | Monday 1 to Tuesday 9 March 2027 |
Menswear and Haute Couture run back to back, so late January means ten straight days of fashion in Paris. Later in the year, the FHCM lists Menswear Spring-Summer 2028 from 22 to 27 June 2027, then Womenswear from 27 September to 5 October 2027.
The show schedule (times and venues for each house) is published by the FHCM a few days before each week and often changes until the last minute.
Why book a chauffeur for Fashion Week
- Venues are spread out. Shows take place in palaces, museums, private mansions and warehouses. Crossing from the Right Bank to the Left Bank between two shows can easily take 30 to 45 minutes at rush hour.
- Hundreds of guests leave at once. When a show ends, everyone looks for a car at the same moment. A booked chauffeur waits for you at an agreed spot.
- Your outfits and bags stay safe. Between appointments, your things stay in the car.
Our tip: hourly hire
Rather than booking one ride per show, hourly hire gives you a car and chauffeur for several hours: they drop you off, wait, and take you on to the next appointment, without rebooking each time. At LuxRun it starts from 3 hours, in an E-Class sedan, an S-Class, or a V-Class van for a group.
Book as early as possible: during Fashion Week, premium chauffeurs are reserved weeks in advance. If your schedule is not final yet, book the day and adjust times later on WhatsApp.
Arriving in Paris for Fashion Week
In late January and early March, arrivals concentrate on Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Le Bourget (business aviation). Your chauffeur tracks your flight: if it is late, they adjust to the actual landing time, and 1 h 30 of waiting is included.