Craig Green Menswear Spring 2026 Paris

Inspired by the dynamic creativity of The Beatles and the thought-provoking atmosphere of the sixties, Green crafted a show that explored the nuances of colour psychology and sensory transitions, placing his models against a visually striking backdrop of yellow sand. The collection included parkas inspired by dog coats, asymmetric safari jackets, and tunics resembling straitjackets, all presented in mustard tones and floral patterns. Shorts were innovatively reinterpreted as scrunched dhotis and silk cargo garments, while miniature LED-illuminated sunglasses introduced a whimsical reference to the era’s fascination with technology and its psychedelic essence.

Critics praised the collection for its poetic sense of reinvention and its ability to transform familiar workwear silhouettes into dreamlike statements. The final looks, adorned with bold floral prints lifted from vintage bed sheets, felt grounded and evocative, reinforcing Green’s reputation for sculptural yet emotionally resonant menswear. Staged at the Musée des Arts et Métiers, the show’s ceremonial atmosphere underlined Green’s gift for blending craft, memory and subtle humour. SS26 confirms his place as one of menswear’s most thoughtful and imaginative voices.

CRAIG GREEN Spring/Summer 26
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