Doni Nahmias on Marty Supreme, the Paris Runway and F1

Doni Nahmias is going well. Just collaborated with Timothée Chalamet and his stylist Taylor McNeill, sold out Marty Supre The founder of a Californian menswear brand returns to the Paris catwalk after three years. The designer, who has been showing in a Paris showroom since his last show in autumn/winter 2023, will hold a non-calendar show this Thursday at the Palais de Tokyo.

I interviewed Namias via Zoom while he was still in Los Angeles finalizing scripts for the show.

Fashion: Hi, Donnie. What impact has been Marty Supre Collaborate for your brand?

It provides us with strong momentum going into 2026. We have a lot of exciting things coming up this year and it’s an incredible opportunity. The value of collaboration is never about money, but about marketing, creativity and everything related to the project. Even without the physical cash, the virality and cultural impact we gain is more valuable.

This project became very special. I think we helped create a new landscape of collaboration between film and fashion—raising the bar for how these worlds come together and how far these collaborations can go. In many ways, we set new standards. We have a big vision for this, but we can never fully predict how it will play out. It was surreal to watch it snowball into the jacket of the year. Some things you have to let fate deal with – and in this case, the stars definitely aligned.

Fashion: You’ve worked with Timothée Chalamet and Taylor McNeill Completely unknownforward Marty Supre.

It was a very collaborative effort. Timothée wants a specific hoodie to wear [A Complete Unknown] Press tour. We designed it together and fans were obsessed with it, so we ended up putting it out. this Marty Supre The range of the collection is wider, including jackets, track pants, polo shirts, football shirts, hats, key chains, and each pop-up store has its own unique color scheme. London is white, America is red.

Doni Nahmias collaborates with Timothée Chalamet and his stylist Taylor McNeal on the Marty Supreme clothing line. The white jacket is available exclusively at the London pop-up store.

Photo: Neil Mockford/GC Images

Fashion: Why did you decide to return to the Paris T stage?

We have been planning for the Paris show for a year. We have a show in Los Angeles in June 2024. But this is our first show back in Paris in three years and it feels like the right time. The brand has come so far and really found its true DNA and identity. I wanted to be able to showcase this at the highest level, so I thought it was time to return to Paris to express the development of the brand on an international scale.