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Desi models take over Paris Men’s Runway

Three young Indian models made their Paris Men's Fashion Week debut, walking for luxury houses like Dior and Rick Owens during the Spring/Summer 2027 showcases.

Updated on: Jul 1, 2026, 12:15:39 IST
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As the Spring/Summer 2027 menswear collections come to a close at Men’s Fashion Week in Paris, three Indian models made their runway debut, marking a notable moment for emerging talent on the global stage

(L-R) Yug Devalia, Aryan Acharya, Abby Prakash at Paris Men's Fashion Week
(L-R) Yug Devalia, Aryan Acharya, Abby Prakash at Paris Men's Fashion Week

Yug Devalia

Making his Paris Fashion Week debut, this 19-year-old engineering student from Mumbai walked for Dior in a cropped checked jacket, layered shirt and tailored trousers. Calling it “a huge milestone,” Yug told GQ, “Being trusted to walk for the house felt like a real honour. It reminded me why I started modelling in the first place.”

Aryan Acharya

Walking for Dior in his debut, Aryan from Mumbai wore a black trench coat styled with white trousers and boots. The 18-year-old said, “I was really nervous before the show... once I was out there, I just focused on completing the walk and staying present.”

Abby Prakash

The 20-year-old filmmaking student from Mumbai embraced designer Rick Owens’ signature avant-garde aesthetic, wearing sculptural silhouettes with towering boots. Describing the experience, Abby said, “Everything felt intentional but still crazy... The boots completely changed my height, posture, and everything about how I carried myself.”

(Written by Aditya Sagar)

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