Join Freya At Paris Fashion Week: Sneak Peek At Our 2026 S/S Collection

July 11, 2025

Paris – the city of light, art and eternal style – has long served as a muse for creatives, and this season, it became the perfect setting for Freya’s latest visit during the iconic Paris Fashion Week.

We were thrilled to preview our upcoming collection at the EJC Showrooms, a leading fashion consultancy headed by the brilliant Emma Jones. As one of our trusted agents, EJC plays a pivotal role in showcasing Freya Rose to a wider global audience, and Paris Fashion Week marked the ideal moment to connect with buyers and press from around the world. Nestled in the heart of the city, the showroom offered an elegant space where our newest designs could shine – a refined blend of sculptural elegance and artisanal craftsmanship, ready to be discovered by tastemakers and style insiders alike.

But Freya’s time in Paris wasn’t all business. With a designer’s eye always searching for meaning and magic, she explored the city beyond the showroom – diving into the Parisian flea markets in search of vintage treasures. These markets are a treasure trove of antique jewellery, intricate embroidery and bygone heirlooms – rich in history and romance – each object whispering stories of artistry that once was. It’s this devotion to narrative and detail that lies at the heart of our design philosophy.

Inspiration also came from the streets themselves – Parisian architecture, with its ornate façades, gilded balconies and timeworn stonework, formed a powerful backdrop of elegance and permanence. The city’s ever-effortless street style – a mosaic of vintage couture, bold silhouettes and quiet luxury – provided yet another reminder of why Paris remains the beating heart of global fashion.

From showroom showcases to slow strolls through cobbled streets, Freya’s Parisian escape was a celebration of style, history and the enduring power of craftsmanship. As always, we left filled with inspiration, ready to translate this magic into our next chapter of wearable works of art – future heirlooms, made for modern muses.