Summary
- Paris says
- The range is a dynamic delivery of Frankenstein fashion, speaking to the current Japanese news cycle
- Navinder Nangla contributes some costumes, his iconic “Fassion Weak” theme
master Maison Mihara Yasuhiro It’s the trick of cutting – literally piece together the costumes, times and outlines that may never come. The designer’s Spring 2026 Paris Runway is no exception, as it shapes familiar and fantastic, past and present art, “high fashion” with low slouches, envisioned by Frankenstein’d’s, a distant future founded in the future.
The designer’s spring 2026 range, titled “Ordinary People”, tells the story of today’s news cycle, especially in Japan’s comments. After the show ended, “In Japan, this doesn’t require much.” Vogue runway. “Things like extramarital affairs and smoking scandals can turn into national stories, but in the world, there are wars, famines and so much pain.”
“Now, people tag people on social media. If you deviate from the norm, you get tagged.” “So I did this for those people. It’s a message to people who just want to live a normal life.”
The blazer, suit and coat are paired with sweatpants and cargo shorts at the bottom, while the semi-trimmed Oxford shirt hangs loosely over the basic tank and graphic T-shirt. Since the early days, Maison Mihara Yasuhiro’s Spring 2026 center has been its deceptive coat silhouette. On many jackets – denim jackets, college jackets and Sukajan bombers – the sleeves are split in half and just hang on the look rather than actually wrapping the arms.
Working with British Indian artists, about one-fifth of the runway was introduced. Navinder Nanglahis infamous “Fassion Weak” pattern stamped with other misspelled labels, such as “Khaos”, and played a different drama on “Ordinary People”.
“Don’t mark me” is another slogan that surfaces throughout the range, printed in the center of the crew and cardigans. As for the accessories, the model carries a tote bag full of flowers and a Don Banana Chain Necklace like stuffed animals.
Explore Maison Mihara Yasuhiro’s “Ordinary People” Spring 2026 collection in the runway image above and stay tuned for Hypebeast to continue reporting at Paris Fashion Week.
