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Valentino will not stage its autumn/ winter 2026–27 show in Paris

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December 19, 2025

Valentino is returning home to present its autumn/ winter 2026–27 collection. The fashion house, founded in Rome in 1960 by Valentino Garavani and Giancarlo Giammetti, announced on December 19 that the show for its next winter collection will take place in March in the Italian capital, at a venue to be announced in due course.

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“Rome is an integral part of the maison’s history, and this return represents creative director Alessandro Michele’s homage to the origins and legacy of Maison Valentino,” read the brief press release.

For one season, the label will step away from the Paris catwalks, but has indicated that it will re-join the Paris Fashion Week calendar as early as its following show.

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