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Sir Paul Smith will stage his next runway show in Milan during the next menswear season in the Italian fashion capital in June, in a major change to the international catwalk calendar.
The British designer will hold his show at 5PM on Saturday, June 21, the second day of the four-day Milan Uomo Moda. This will be Paul Smith’s first show at Milan Fashion Week Men’s, listed on the official calendar of the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, Italian fashion’s governing body.
The decision will be welcome news for the Camera, which has been losing men’s shows in the wake of Covid, in part because many Italian labels now fold their menswear shows into joint catwalk displays during the women’s wear season.
“For the first time ever, I’m delighted to be showing my new collection as a part of Milan Men’s Fashion Week in June. I’ve proudly had my own showroom in Milan for 22 years and have great affection for the city. I’ll be hosting a salon style show which I know will be intimate and honest to who we are,” said Sir Paul Smith, founder and designer of Britain’s most successful independent fashion house.
The British brand will present an intimate showcase of its Spring/Summer 2026 collection at its Milan showroom on Viale Umbria, welcoming press, buyers, and guests to join them. Smith’s shows and presentations can vary enormously. Paul’s most recent was a design tutorial with live models in Paris in January, where he explained the inspiration – his father’s love of photography - beside a mock-up of dad’s actual darkroom.
Previously, Smith has shown his menswear collections consistently during the Paris menswear season, probably the most loyal foreign designers to the City of Light. Though the designer has a deep-seated love of Italy, owning a country house in Tuscany, and sourcing many of his design ideas from the Italian peninsula.
Since the earliest days of the company, Paul Smith has enjoyed a deep connection to Italy. Drawing inspiration from the innate style of the country’s residents and working with their expert craftspeople to create a superior product, Italy is a key part of the Paul Smith story, the London-based house said in a release.
The house was careful to underline in its release that Paul Smith is Britain’s leading independent design company and a true fashion institution. Beginning in 1970 with a single three-by-three-meter shop in Paul’s hometown of Nottingham, it has grown into a global enterprise, with more than 130 shops across 60 countries. All throughout this, the guiding principle has been Paul’s design philosophy of ‘classic with a twist,’ with every piece reflecting his irrepressible spirit.
It remains unclear whether Smith will return to the Paris in January 2026, for its next menswear season. Querried about future catwalk plans, a spokesperson for Smith responded: "that has yet to be confirmed."