During the Spring 2027 Paris Fashion Week, Céline Dion and the French fashion house Celine were at the forefront of attention, overshadowing even the professional models. The event took place from September 28 to October 3, 2026, with Dion’s concert series becoming an unofficial highlight, as attendees sported concert tees as a street style trend.
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Céline Dion surprised audiences at L’Oréal’s annual runway show beneath the Eiffel Tower, where she performed “I’m Alive” in a black Schiaparelli gown, alongside fellow L’Oréal ambassadors such as Jane Fonda, Viola Davis, and Kendall Jenner.
The fashion week also featured several Hollywood stars and their children on the runway. Apple Martin, the 22-year-old daughter of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, made her debut at Chloé, while Natasha Lyonne walked for Vivienne Westwood. Additionally, Ciara, the surprise star at Junya Watanabe, modeled multiple looks, including a striking chandelier-inspired outfit.
Miu Miu showcased a star-studded lineup led by Olivia Colman in a black leather skirt suit, alongside Jamie Bell, Emma Corrin, and actress Meryl Streep’s daughter Louisa Jacobson.
Nicole Kidman attended the Chanel show with her daughter, Faith Urban, both wearing coordinating shades of gray. Her other daughter, Sunday Rose, walked for Valentino in a standout gown.
John Malkovich turned heads at Chanel in a pale peach shirt and jeans, raising speculation about his potential role as a fashion icon for the brand.
At Loewe, director Tim Burton made a rare appearance with his daughter, Nell, dressed in matching black attire. Jennifer Lopez also drew attention at Stella McCartney, donning a dramatic faux fur outfit.
The runway trends that emerged included layering necklaces, the prominence of skirts, and a stronger focus on shoes, which featured diverse styles including chain and wide belts. Notably, Chanel showcased a vintage 1955 quilted 2.55 bag once owned by Coco Chanel, enhancing the allure of vintage styles.
Bra tops, once again a significant trend, appeared across various collections, emphasizing a blend of fashion and femininity.
In other news, the exhibition “Huguette Caland: A Life in a Few Lines” at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles highlights the Lebanese artist’s journey from Beirut to Venice, California, showcasing her vibrant style and journey of self-discovery.
LACMA and Erewhon have announced the establishment of a permanent café partnership, marking a significant step for both institutions in their ongoing transformation, as Erewhon seeks to blend food, art, and wellness in the Los Angeles community.