"We need to stop," Emeric Tchatchoua, creative director and founder of 3.Paradis, has never strayed from the fusion of philosophy and fashion since the brand's inception in 2013. At Paris Fashion Week 2025, he invites us to pause time and enjoy life with "Quiet Storm," a collection where comfort and a sense of stability reign.

Hand in hand with Dumas Paris, an expert in padding, the brand showcases the snowy Canadian landscapes where Tchatchoua grew up, as well as the Japanese silhouettes and emblems that have always inspired him. The collection features an inflatable hip-length puffer jacket, cocoon-like silhouettes, and padded trousers.

Despite ending the collection with eight monochromatic white proposals, a pillow-shaped sweatshirt, and elevated padding patterns, the most visually striking piece was undoubtedly a custom wool coat with a salt crystal appliqué simulating snow dust on the shoulders.

We may be witnessing a new era of 3.Paradis where double-waist trousers and hand-painted tailoring are not as prominent, but the experimentation with textiles and presentations that enhance its philosophical foundation allow its vision to become increasingly interesting and, therefore, increasingly shared.