At Paris Men’s Fashion Week FW26, Louis-Gabriel Nouchi unveiled his Fall/Winter 2025–2026 Menswear collection—a fearless exploration of individuality, freedom, and diversity.

Inspired by George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, the collection channels a spirit of rebellion and authenticity, challenging societal expectations while celebrating the human form in all its variations.

The runway came alive with models of all ages, genders, and abilities, reflecting Nouchi’s enduring message of inclusivity. A restrained palette of black, khaki, and bone tones sets the tone for a sophisticated yet subversive aesthetic.

Strong-shouldered tailoring projected power and defiance, while boxy silhouettes were softened by the sensual touch of velvets and mouliné wool jacquards, creating a rich interplay of structure and fluidity.

A notable collaboration with Danish textile manufacturer Kvadrat showcased innovative suiting crafted for the Woolmark Prize, reinforcing LGN’s dedication to craftsmanship and sustainability.

True to Nouchi’s design ethos, the collection revealed skin not for seduction, but empowerment, with bodysuits and underwear featuring LGN’s signature one-sided cutout, symbolizing confidence and individuality.

Vertical zippers sliced through silhouettes, while spiked gloves and the latest Puma x LGN sock sneakers completed the look—infusing each ensemble with a spirit of rebellion and modern masculinity.

The LGN Fall/Winter 2025–2026 collection stands as a bold manifesto for freedom and inclusivity, proving once again that Louis-Gabriel Nouchi designs not just for the moment—but for the movement.