My Super Bowl week is here.
Not literally, of course, but Paris Fashion Week always delivers some of the coolest fashion and sneaker reveals for the coming year. This year is no exception, of course.
The biggest brands in the world gathered in very hot Paris this week to showcase what their offerings will be for the Spring and Summer of 2027. Some brands surprised us when they made an appearance on a runway, and other brands showed us some of the craziest concepts they’ve put together in years. One brand in particular showed us just how hot they will be coming in the months that follow.
Below, we have assembled some of our favorite reveals from this week’s Paris Fashion Week for Spring and Summer 2027.
The Air Jordan ‘Black Pack’ grabbed headlines for it’s use of materials and execution on models like the Air Jordan 14, 15,16, and 17. Currently, the Air Jordan 14 is our favorite of the reveal. That might change, though, as the collection’s launch approaches later this Fall.
The Griselda founder went all in for his sequel with Saucony. Westside Gunn has taken the Saucony Jazz 9 to a new level. Gunn’s upcoming sneaker features a plethora of animal print designs that will make you the envy of your local taxidermist. According to Gunn, each pair’s pattern will be unique, too.
Speaking of sequels, Little Tokyo Table Tennis has reconnected with ASICS. Their first collaboration saw the partnership tackle the GEL NIMBUS 10.1. This time, though, the partnership is going back to LTTT’s roots of table tennis by bringing back the GEL- RESOLUTION.
Nike’s PFW showcase was eclectic. Without a doubt, the biggest standout of their whole showcase, though, was the square-toe Air Force One. The traditional boot design has found its way onto the Uptown. In return, the Air Force 1 has adopted Western boot details for some of the pairs showcased.
Remember, at the beginning of this story, when I said one brand was coming in hot next year? Yeah, that brand is Saucony. This Omakase pack exemplifies just how good the collection truly is. The different materials. The colors. Heck, the embroidery. Saucony turned its flagship models into some of the most impressive reveals from PFW.
One of our favorite reveals was without a doubt the Free the Youth Air Jordan 16. Sure, the first reveals started prior to PFW kicking off, but the sneaker has enjoyed a great showing in Paris this week. Plus, look at it. The sneaker is fantastic.
New Balance and Auralee have fortified their partnership with their latest offering. Their upcoming project strips down the iconic 574, approaching it from a minimalistic and stripped-down approach that has become a bit of a trend in the sneaker space.
The Air Jordan 14 was making the rounds around Paris. Though we had previously seen the Mowalola collaborative Air Jordan 14 mule, it was not until this week that the traditional Air Jordan 14 surfaced.
The iconic 90s basketball sneaker is taking its top off. Rumor has it that this is just the beginning of Nike’s energy into the classic model, too.
SFTM used this week in Paris to remind us why they are among adidas’ best collaborators. Their SS27 collection will bring back the iconic Stan Smith. It will also feature the Traxion in a few great colorways.
Slam Jam finally revealed their long-rumored collaboration with Air Jordan. Their partnership will bring the Air Jordan 8 into the spotlight in neutral colorways, with some hidden details behind the straps, of course.
We did warn you, Nike got a little crazy. The moon shoe has now become a slip-on shoe. Surely, it will turn a lot of heads come next Summer.
One of our favorite pairs showcased by Nike in Paris this week is the Macaw Air Max 95. Inspired by the colorful birds, the two pair collection features a fun use of materials.
Without a doubt, the craziest reveal this week was Westside Gunn’s Spider-Man-inspired Omni Grid 9. Gunn quickly clarified that the pair may never actually drop. That said, they are a sight to see regardless of that fact.
