The white shirt reigned supreme within various collections showcased during Paris Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2026. From Balenciaga to Louis Vuitton, encompassing Saint Laurent and Givenchy, designers revisited this emblem of timeless elegance, reinventing its silhouettes and expressions. Undoubtedly, the upcoming season necessitates the white shirt; therefore, presented here are 11 of the most stylish renditions that graced the Parisian runways.
Givenchy
White steps into evening wear. A blend of discipline and grace renders the shirt a fitting choice for nocturnal events—now a rival to dresses, while maintaining a crisp, flawless nature.
Givenchy spring-summer 2026
Stella McCartney
The peplum shirt flirts with the divide between high fashion and daily life. Both refined and effortless, it stands prepared to take the streets by storm with the same allure displayed on the catwalks.
Stella McCartney spring-summer 2026
Balenciaga
The elongated back transforms the shirt into a dramatic expression. It adopts the quality of an evening gown, grand and striking—devoid of excessive embellishments, focused on form alone. Paired with simple tailored trousers, the shirt gains a regal sophistication, and the entire ensemble exudes a perfectly coordinated impression.
Balenciaga spring-summer 2026
Dior
Perpetually compliant, yet undeniably charming: here, the white shirt embodies the romantic delicacy of a blouse, projecting unadulterated femininity in each pleat.
Dior spring-summer 2026
Saint Laurent
The oversized ruffle imparts both drama and fortitude. It radiates expressiveness, nobility, and genuine self-assurance. Naturally, a leather skirt forms its most suitable complement.
Saint Laurent spring-summer 2026
Mossi
Romance invariably finds its place. Here, a white shirt narrates a story of tenderness, wherein established styles endure with a modern sensibility.
Mossi spring-summer 2026
Hermès
The artful execution of layering unfolds thus: the shirt forms the foundation, uniting ease and subtle opulence. Shorts and a leather jacket become standout pieces owing to its presence.
Hermès spring-summer 2026
Ann Demeulemeester
Elongated and relaxed, like summer itself. Its contours are delicate, its form evokes romance. Individuals who wish to accentuate their inherent poetic nature will find such a shirt essential.
Ann Demeulemeester spring-summer 2026
Louis Vuitton
A sizable collar, an attractive neckline – a contemporary interpretation of the 1980s. A structured nonchalance, suggesting that life itself has acted as its designer, will be especially appealing in the spring-summer of 2026.
Louis Vuitton spring-summer 2026
Carven
A shirt dress which delicately skims the frame. It may be donned correctly — or in reverse. This inversion is originating a novel trend that merits attention.
Carven spring-summer 2026
Issey Miyake
Deconstruction, transformation, emancipation. The white shirt here transcends established norms—no longer merely an item of apparel, but a conceptual idea, where established styles clash with the avant-garde, resulting in neither prevailing.
Issey Miyake spring-summer 2026
Based on material from vogue.fr
