FCL presented its VOL.12 runway show on Tuesday, March 10, the final day of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2026, at Saut du Loup of Palais de Tokyo.

In the open space filled with soft natural light, minimal sounds from a live performance by Ben Vida intertwine in layered tension with a poetic voice-over narration. Through Knit-ware combining fluid drapes and sculptural forms, the collection proposes possibilities for clothing that connects the wearer and society.

VOL.12 COLLECTION THEME

Knit-ware: Sculpture
CFCL continues its creative practice guided by a fundamental question: can fashion contribute to shaping a better society? As a medium that connects society and the individual wearer, clothing functions as an artwork of multiples, allowing the intentions of its maker to spread through the act of wearing.

With the VOL.12 Collection, CFCL reconceives the concept of “social sculpture” proposed by Joseph Beuys, marking forty years since his passing. By bringing together social activism and art, Beuys sought to create new forms of society and expanded the definition of art itself. Drawing from his practice, which moves across social impact, creative expression and aesthetic awareness, CFCL layers the conceptual notion of sculpture onto Knit-ware.