Lemaire Fall 2026

Words by Juan Eckersley
Images via Lemaire

The Lemaire Fall 2026 menswear collection opened with a quiet sense of drama inside the darkened Opera Bastille, where a rippling gray curtain set the stage for a presentation that felt more like a series of scenes than a traditional runway. The mood was contemplative and atmospheric, shaped by shifting light and the gentle choreography that guided each group of models. What emerged was a study of proportion, texture, and movement that revealed Lemaire’s ongoing fascination with the harmony between the utilitarian and the poetic.

The collection unfolded in small ensembles that made the silhouettes easier to absorb. Fluid coats swept over wide trousers, crushed velvet shimmered with a metallic softness, and two tone dresses curved around the body with gentle intention. Fringe moved in quiet spirals, creating moments that felt almost cinematic. Even the more functional pieces, like leather and suede jackets, carried a sense of grounded elegance.

Throughout, there was an exploration of mood as something that shapes how clothes are perceived. Subtle gestures, shifting colors, and unexpected interactions gave the presentation a living quality. When the curtain finally dropped to reveal a soft sunrise glow, the cast moved as if navigating an unseen narrative. Lemaire’s world remained calm, human, and deeply connected to everyday life, offering clothes that encourage presence rather than performance.