Disney and Vogue partner for multi-year project that sees fashion designers reinterpret Mickey Mouse

Disney and Vogue are embarking on a multi‑year creative partnership that will see different fashion designers reinterpret Mickey Mouse in the lead‑up to the icon’s 100th anniversary.

As part of the initiative, designers are being invited into Disney’s archives to explore Mickey Mouse across decades of design, using vintage silhouettes, graphics and storytelling as inspiration for reinterpretations.

Ami Paris founder and creative director Alexandre Mattiussi will be the first to launch his collection in early 2027.

“Working with Disney on the road to Mickey’s 100th anniversary feels both surreal and deeply personal,” said Mattiussi.

“Growing up, Disney was a world of imagination, emotion, and timeless storytelling that shaped the way I see creativity today. To collaborate now, through Ami Paris, is a true honour, and a meaningful opportunity to connect that sense of wonder with our own vision of friendship, joy, and modern Parisian style. Mickey is more than a character, he is a universal symbol that transcends generations. Being part of this celebration is something I am incredibly proud of.”

Vogue contributing editor Mark Holgate added: “The idea of bringing together Mickey Mouse, an enduring cultural figure known the world over, with designers from around the globe was thrilling – and a reminder that creativity is always at its best when there’s an openness to reimagining what we all already know and love.”

Lisa Baldzicki, President of Disney Consumer Products, added: “This new partnership celebrates Mickey Mouse as an enduring style icon, and we’re thrilled to partner with Vogue to explore his influence through a fashion-forward lens.

“We’re honouring Mickey Mouse’s legacy as a cultural symbol while inviting new interpretations that reflect how he continues to inspire creativity and style around the world.”