HENRI PARIS Spring/Summer 2027 / SS27 at Milan Fashion Week
For their third presentation in Milan, HENRI PARIS SS27 / Spring/Summer 2027 collection embraces a newfound sense of lightness, both in silhouette and spirit. Airier fabrics, softer constructions and an effortless ease bring a fresh dimension to its vintage vocabulary. Inspired by the heroines of French cinema, from Romy Schneider to Jeanne Moreau, the collection envisions a different kind of actress: less Hollywood glamour, more understated charm.
Through the brand’s distinctive lens, the archetype of the Parisian woman is revisited with wit and a touch of exaggeration. Tweed suits, emblematic of a certain French elegance, are reimagined and gently subverted for a contemporary woman. HENRI PARIS SS27 / Spring/Summer 2027 collection unfolds as a cinematic wardrobe where timeless femininity meets playful irreverence, finding the unexpected within familiar archetypes.
THE BRAND, HENRI PARIS was founded in 2024 by Henri Maheu, after nearly a decade working as a pattern maker for prestigious houses including Jacquemus, Alaïa, and Louis Vuitton. Now part of the IFM business incubator, he launches his own label to give life to his passion for fashion history and the heritage of haute couture—building on the technical mastery he has developed throughout his career. In an era where fashion often sacrifices quality, craftsmanship, and technical daring in favor of convenience and speed, isn’t designing garments in the style of the 1930s to 1960s a defiant act? That’s the premise behind HENRI PARIS, a brand that proudly claims to create outdated fashion—seeking the unexpected in a place we already know. Drawing inspiration from the past, the brand explores icons of femininity as characters to embody, subvert, and reinvent. These silhouettes coexist in a wardrobe conceived as a stage of appearances— for women who refuse to play just one role, but know how to inhabit a thousand.













All images HENRI PARIS SS27 / Spring/Summer 2027 by the brand. PR Agency Maximilian Linz.