La Parisienne by nākd. brought people together once again last weekend. From September 11 to 13, the event took over Paris for three days dedicated to women's sports, sharing, and community. On Sunday, September 13, nearly 20,000 participants set off for one of the three events on offer: a 10 km run, a 7 km run, or a 7 km walk.

Beyond the race day itself, the 2026 edition brought its village to life for three days with a program featuring fitness classes, dance, yoga, activities, pop-up stores, and meet-ups. The schedule was designed to extend the experience beyond just the performance, turning the event into a true gathering centered on sports, well-being, and community. This 29th edition was themed "The Amazons," celebrating women with diverse backgrounds and motivations who came to take on a challenge, share a moment with loved ones, or simply join in the fun.

On Sunday morning, participants set off from the Pont d'Iéna, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, to traverse Paris over 7 or 10 km, whether running or walking. Throughout the course, the atmosphere was fueled by music and cheers from the crowd, with nearly 1,000 musicians stationed along the route. Maxime Sauvage, Deputy Mayor of Paris in charge of sports and equal access to sports, was on hand to signal the start.

True to its spirit, the event once again highlighted the different ways to experience sports—with friends, family, colleagues, or solo—whether for a first-time participation or a new challenge.

La Parisienne by nākd. also reaffirmed its commitment to social causes by supporting Sport dans la Ville, an organization that uses sports as a tool for social integration and empowerment for young people. For this edition, 39,000 euros were donated to the association to support its initiatives.

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