The streets and front rows of Paris Fashion Week’s Fall/Winter 2026 season were filled with excitement, from the bright runway lights to the photographers taking pictures of every outfit. The week featured some of the most influential menswear designers globally, such as Dior and Louis Vuitton, with collections that varied from classic elegance to innovative streetwear.
Among the global crowd at Paris Fashion Week, Asian male celebrities were hard to miss. From actors to K-pop stars, they were front and center at shows showing off their own takes on the designers’ collections. These celebrities drew attention not just for their faces, but for the outfits they wore, each putting their own spin on high-fashion looks.
SEVENTEEN’s Mingyu, The8, and Seungkwan
Mingyu leaned into Dior’s evolving menswear language with wide-legged denim paired with a Bar jacket layered over a white shirt, finishing the look with caramel-and-black snakeskin heeled Chelsea boots that added texture and weight. Seungkwan took a quieter route at Ami Paris, wearing a classic coat layered with a denim overshirt and relaxed, waist-banded trousers that balanced structure and comfort. The8 opted for a Louis Vuitton look tied to the brand’s men’s Pre-Fall 2026 “Trunk Edition,” completing his outfit with a denim washed cap and LV footwear, keeping the styling sharp but restrained.
GOT7’s Jackson Wang and BamBam
At Louis Vuitton, Jackson Wang kept things direct and minimal in a black leather jacket that relied on clean lines rather than heavy detailing. BamBam made his runway debut, wearing black flared pants and a padded quarter-zip jacket paired with chunky-sole shoes, then completing the look with a Keepall Bandoulière 25 in Louis Vuitton’s iconic monogram, released to mark the brand’s 130th anniversary in 2026.
Stray Kids’ Hyunjin
Hyunjin looked effortlessly stylish at the Dior menswear show, wearing a blue Donegal tweed jacket with silver accents over a white shirt that resembled a tailcoat, paired with medium-wash jeans. The mix of traditional tailoring and casual denim echoed Dior’s approach to modern menswear, while the look was further highlighted by his new layered hairstyle, which drew attention throughout the show.
Dylan Wang, Gong Yoo, and Sho Hirano
Actors Dylan Wang, Gong Yoo, and Sho Hirano attended Louis Vuitton bring their leading men charms. Chinese actor Dylan Wang showcases a simple, brand-centered appearance from the men’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection, featuring precise and subtle styling. Korean heartthrob Gong Yoo opts for classic tailoring with a modest suit that emphasizes quality over fashion trends. Japanese star Sho Hirano selects a relaxed fit in a khaki suit paired with a striped shirt and wide-leg pants, finishing the ensemble with a Speedy P9 Bandoulière 40 for a refined yet functional look.
Thai actors Apo Nattawin, Mile Phakphum, and Fourth Nattawat
Apo Nattawin wore a denim-on-denim outfit that combined casual comfort with a neat structure. Mile Phakphum enhanced the denim look with a dark indigo double-breasted blazer featuring peak lapels and metallic buttons, designed like formal suits. Fourth Nattawat opted for a fun and lively style at Louis Vuitton, wearing a gray top with a navy zip-up and a brown jacket with stripes, paired with black tailored shorts. His outfit included khaki socks that reached mid-calf, black loafers, and accessories made of metallic pearls. This look introduced a fresh take on seasonal fashion.
