Women’s Spring/Summer 2027 Fashion Week takes place in Paris from Monday, September 28, to Tuesday, October 6, 2026, with 101 fashion houses on the official calendar, including runway shows and presentations. But fashion doesn’t stop at the catwalk: as soon as the last models leave the runway, part of the city keeps dancing at parties specially organized for the occasion or after-parties in clubs with themed decor.
Hugel at the Cité du Cinéma, to keep the Fashion Week going
After the shows, head to the Cité du Cinéma (Saint-Denis): DJ Hugel will make his Paris debut there on Thursday, October 1, 2026, for a 10-hour night under a 17-meter-long glass roof, accommodating up to 5,000 people. The event, organized by Big Dream, will begin at 8:00 p.m. and end at 6:00 a.m., with a lineup featuring Agoria, Guy Gerber, Chambord, and Kate Zubok.
Adam Port takes over the Yoyo club (Palais de Tokyo)
Another name making the rounds for this Fashion Week: Adam Port, a mainstay of a famous Berlin label and a regular on lineups that get the fashion crowd dancing. After the shows, head to the Yoyo club, under the west wing of the Palais de Tokyo, where the DJ— co-founder of the Keinemusik collective—will perform on October 1, 2027, for an intimate house music night. The event runs from 8:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. and promises to be ultra-glamorous.
BLOND:ISH at the Gate Club
BLOND:ISH arrives in Paris on Thursday, October1, for a set at the Gate Club. A key figure in today’s house music scene, Canadian DJ Vivie-Ann Bakos is coming off a summer marked by ABRACADABRA, her concept that became a residency at Pacha Ibiza, set to return for a second season in 2026. She’ll be making a stop at the Gate Club during Fashion Week on Thursday, October1 —a night that’s already shaping up to be particularly packed in Paris, with Adam Port scheduled to perform a few hours earlier at the Palais de Tokyo.
Marco Carola, Seth Troxler, and Dennis Cruz
Three heavyweights of the house and tech-house scene are set to perform over the same weekend: Marco Carola, Seth Troxler, and Dennis Cruz are expected in Paris on October 2 and 3, right in the heart of Fashion Week. This is sure to once again make the capital one of the hottest spots on the electronic music scene during Fashion Week. The two events were announced by promoter Atarashi and will take place at T7 (Seth Troxler and Dennis Cruz) and Yoyo (Marco Carola).
Live From Earth with DJ Gigola
Paris Fashion Week promises to be electric with the return of Live From Earth, the renowned Berlin-based label and collective, which is setting up shop at FVTVR on Saturday, October 3. After memorable appearances at the Fête de la Musique and the Centquatre, the collective returns to the capital with a night dedicated to electro beats, techno, and club sounds. Headlining the event is DJ Gigola, one of the collective’s leading figures, who will share the turntables with DJ Garbage, Tailuti, and Clara Kimera B2B Lili Castiglioni, while a special guest will round out the lineup for a Berlin-style night right in the heart of Paris, lasting until the early morning.
Le Silencio
The club-bar-cinema conceived by David Lynch—a space that blends concerts, DJ sets, and film screenings, always a bit more mysterious than the rest—will open its doors for an iconic afterparty during Paris Fashion Week.
Le Raspoutine
A former Russian cabaret listed as a historic monument in Paris’s 8th arrondissement, now a cozy club just a stone’s throw from the Champs-Élysées—a spot Gainsbourg used to frequent. During glamorous events like the Cannes Film Festival or Fashion Week, this venue is perfect for enjoying a festive atmosphere in a sophisticated setting.
L’Arc
A restaurant-bar-club with the Arc de Triomphe as a backdrop, it’s been a staple of fashion nights for years. This hot spot in the Parisian fashion scene has made a name for itself thanks to top-notch service and a premium setting.
Giulia Club
The club next to the Italian restaurant Giulia pulls out all the stops; it offers the perfect evenings to extend la dolce vita once the plates have been cleared. The sophisticated setting is ideal for dancing, and the upscale clientele is perfect for networking.
Le Serpent à Plumes
A speakeasy on the Place des Vosges, with a pre-Columbian aesthetic and signature cocktails to savor between dance moves—tucked away behind an art gallery and a café—the perfect spot for an intimate post-Fashion Week evening.