L'Oreal Paris showcases its 3rd annual show at Paris Fashion Week

L'Oreal Paris showcased its 3rd annual show at Paris Fashion Week, dubbed&nbsp;"Le D&eacute;fil&eacute;". It was presented in the&nbsp;courtyard of the Monnaie de Paris. It was a star-studded show featuring&nbsp;Andie MacDowell,&nbsp;Eva Longoria&nbsp;and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan&nbsp;, among others. A major highlight of the show was 74-year old actress&nbsp;Helen Mirren&nbsp;running down the runway barefoot.Amber Heard and&nbsp;Cabila Cabello,&nbsp;&nbsp;both brand ambassadors, made their first-ever appearances for the house.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Spring-Summer 2020 show for Vivienne Westwood was called "Rock me Amadeus". The collection featured plenty of breezy white cotton, and a wide assortment of headdresses. Shoes reminiscent of what Mozart once wore helped to explain the title, along with 18th century hairstyles. The house worked in collaboration with the Ethical Fashion Initiative to use handmade, naturally dyed fabrics from Mali.

A nine-year-old girl from Birmingham just became the first-ever double amputee and perhaps the youngest, model to walk the runway at a Paris Fashion Week show.&nbsp;Daisy-May Demetre's legs were amputated&nbsp;when she was 18 months old due to a birth defect. "Here to make history, that's what I do," the young model wrote on her Instagram&nbsp;posting a picture with her father. Demetre&nbsp;has previously&nbsp;walked at shows in London and New York.&nbsp;

Balmain defied all trends with an ode to the '90s at the Olivier Rousteing-designed show in Paris.&nbsp;Monochrome and graphic prints graced models sporting 90s shades with hair parted at the side.&nbsp;Barbie pink flares, black and white stripe looks&nbsp;as well as an explosion of colour&nbsp;billowed down the runway at Paris&rsquo; Opera Garnier.&nbsp;

Vintage takes over Chloé's show at Paris Fashion Week

Delicate, vintage pieces took over the collection for French luxury brand&nbsp;Chlo&eacute; at Paris Fashion Week. Practicality in dressing seemed to be a major highlight of the show with slouchier bags, shades of peach and graceful pleated dresses. Floral printed frocks were winning pieces of the collection.&nbsp;

Glitz and glamour dominated the runway in Lahore, as designers showcased their collections on the first day of Pakistan Bridal Fashion Week. The three day event, organised by by the Pakistan Fashion Design Council, will include shows by designers such as Misha Lakhani and Nickie Nina among others. Designer Shakira Usman's collection featured plenty of sparkle and was heavy on florals.

Saint Laurent brings back 'shorts' at Paris Fashion Week

From pinstriped-navy to black-rinsed denim, the Saint Laurent show at Paris Fashion Week brought 'shorts" back with a bang! Button-downs, sharply cut blazers and tuxedo dresses were also a part of&nbsp;Anthony Vaccarello's&nbsp;Spring 2020 collection. Sparkling black evening wear&nbsp;was a highlight of the show.&nbsp;

Dior opens Paris Fashion Week with a forest-themed show

The drizzly weather in the French capital didn't rain on Dior's parade as the powerhouse staged the first major show of the Paris Fashion Week. The rain was a fitting accessory for a forest-themed that celebrated nature and ecology. The collection was decorative and quirky with a central eco-theme. An open coat-collar silhouette and a series of fluid silk gowns in pastel shades and floral prints were some of the highlights.&nbsp;

A ‘moving runway’ for Gucci at Milan Fashion Week 

Models&nbsp;were carried down a moving runway wearing white canvas straitjackets at the Gucci show at Milan Fashion Week. In what seems to be an unplanned protest,&nbsp;one model held up her hands painted with &ldquo;mental health is not fashion&rdquo;. The collection was less eccentric than&nbsp;Alessandro Michele's usual fare. Sheer sleeves and chain detailing took over the garments. Men were dressed in hot pink ruffled coats and leather jackets with puckered shoulders. It was the&nbsp;brand&rsquo;s first carbon-neutral show and they celebrated individuality.&nbsp;

Luxury fashion house Dolce and Gabbana set its latest collection in mythical Sicilian jungle. Dresses were done in elegant renderings of zebra, leopard and tiger prints and worn with matching sheer hosiery. The exotic Laceleaf replaced the fashion house's signature red rose on some prints, and jungle print dresses covered a range of occasions, from summer shopping and seaside attire to night outs. Dolce and Gabbana also presented a series of bright beach looks and muted day looks that showed off craftsmanship.

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