Since January 2020, the FHCM has operated SPHERE – Paris Fashion Week® showroom, with the support of LE DEFI and L’Oréal Paris. SPHERE is part of its mission to support emerging designers. It brings together a group of brands invited to the official calendar or fashion prize winner, selected for their creativity and development potential.
Menswear Spring/Summer 2023 showroom session will take place at the Palais de Tokyo from Wednesday June 22nd to Sunday june 26th, 2022. A digital version will also be available by invitation with the help of Le New Black and Grand Shooting from June 22nd.
Buyers contact: sphere@fhcm.paris
Press Contact: presse@fhcm.paris
June Session
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Arturo Obegero studied pattern making for a few years before joining Central Saint Martins, from which he graduated in 2018. After a year's experience in the workshops of the House of Lanvin, he chose to launch his own brand. His ready-to-wear is inspired by dance, surrealist and neo-noir movements. His designs make up a romantic, sensual and austere wardrobe for both men and women.
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Egonlab
The aesthetics of EGONlab is deeply inspired by artistic movements having greatly influenced our contemporary society. Each collection will showcase a reinterpretation of these revolutions and the ripple effects following their fruition. Merging fashion, music, motion design, and art, EGONlab wants to be a unique brand but also a movement. The brand was awarded 2021 Andam Pierre Bergé Prize. -
Jeanne Friot
Jeanne Friot is a Paris-based, genderless brand founded in 2020. The brand produces limited edition pieces made from recycled or upcycled materials. Jeanne Friot, who graduated from the Duperré school and then from the French Fashion Institute in 2018, has worked for several houses including Balenciaga. The young designer creates ethical and inclusive fashion, made in France. -
LGN Louis-Gabriel Nouchi
Founded in Paris in 2017 by Louis-Gabriel Nouchi, LGN offers a unique vision of a new masculine elegance that combines details of a sportswear and a classic suit. A true bibliophile since childhood, the creative director makes each collection a tribute to a book or writer who forged his view of the world. -
Lukhanyo Mdingi
Based in South Africa and founded in 2015, Lukhanyo Mdingi's eponymous brand has benefited from the support of the Ethical Fashion program and was awarded 2021 LVMH Karl Lagerfeld Prize. Using sustainable materials in collaboration with local artisans, he likes to describe his approach as honest. -
Steven Passaro
After graduating from the London College of Fashion in 2018, Steven Passaro presented his first collection in London the following year and launched his eponymous brand. Steven Passaro rethinks menswear by blending Savile Row-inspired perfect tailoring and 3D virtual prototyping technology. -
Valette Studio
Pierre-François Valette launched his brand in Paris in 2020, after training at the Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, the Isabel Marant studios and the Maison Saint Laurent. VALETTE STUDIO strives to reinterpret the men's wardrobe while respecting a classic construction, which it softens in order to give them a more contemporary look. Particularly attached to the transmission and the sustainable future, he values both traditional techniques and the craftsmen with whom he collaborates.
