There was a time when Vetements broke fashion by making the ordinary feel radical. Today, Vetements’ creative director, Guram Gvasalia, proves the formula still works. Not by screaming louder, but by twisting reality just enough to make you question it.
For its first-ever appearance on the Paris Men’s Fashion Week calendar, Vetements traded spectacle for precision. Staged inside a stark underground tunnel beneath Paris, the Spring Summer 2027 collection dissected the modern workplace with the cold detachment of an anthropologist and the dry humor of someone who’s already quit the job.
“Everything looked familiar, until it didn’t.”
Vetements’ Spring 2027 doesn’t reinvent the wardrobe. It quietly rewires it.
As for the denim,Gvasalia’s collection used denim as part of a broader exploration of workplace archetypes and dress codes. Rather than relying on oversized, distressed jeans, Vetements presented denim in cleaner, more tailored forms that subtly disrupted convention.
For instance, one of the denim “moments” was a pair of pristine white five-pocket jeans, styled with a Harrington jacket and striped club tie. The look evoked an affluent preppy “intern” archetype.
The denim silhouettes reflected the wider Spring 2027 menswear shift. Straight-leg jeans, relaxed but not overly baggy fits in a traditional five-pocket construction.
In short, Vetements Spring 2027 doesn’t introduce a new denim silhouette so much as it reframes classic jeans through styling.
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You can shop for the current Vetements collection at MR PORTER, SSENSE, and at THE WEBSTER.
