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Paris Fashion Week has officially come to an end. It witnessed the presence of renowned supermodels who turned heads in their stunning, fresh ensembles. Take a look. 

Paris Fashion Week: The hottest looks that stole the show in France

Paris Fashion Week has officially come to an end. It witnessed the presence of renowned supermodels who turned heads in their stunning, fresh ensembles. Take a look.&nbsp;

Paris Fashion Week concluded with a flourish, featuring stunning collections by renowned labels including Chanel, Miu Miu, and Mugler, among others.
<h3>Here are the best highlights from the Paris Fashion Week 2023</h3>
Chanel's Spring/Summer 2024 collection radiated the vibrant hues of summer, each ensemble exuding themes of joy, celebration, and leisure.&nbsp;
Miu Miu, with its contemporary perspective, ventured into everyday wear while reinterpreting classic styles.
Belgian designer Christian Wijnants' Spring/Summer '24 collection bloomed with floral motifs, offering a truly striking display.
On the runway at Le D&eacute;fil&eacute; L'Or&eacute;al Paris - Walk Your Worth show, Aishwarya Rai and Kendall Jenner made a captivating appearance in France. Kaia Gerber and Gigi Hadid also showcased exquisite outfits from Valentino and Miu Miu, adding to the grandeur of this fashion week.
The Mugler Womenswear Spring/Summer 2024 show saw notable figures making their entrance, with Helena Christensen donning a distinctive ensemble, and Paris Hilton gracing the runway, flaunting her sculpted legs.
Naomi Campbell turned heads, donning an Alexander McQueen designer dress at the SS24 show at Le Carreau du Temple.
The stars weren't just confined to the stage; Rosal&iacute;a and Kylie Jenner were spotted at Acne Studios, while Pamela Anderson and Christina Hendricks attended the Vivienne Westwood event. Kris Jenner and Corey Gamble showed their support for Kendall at the Le D&eacute;fil&eacute; - Walk Your Worth show, and Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh made a fashionable duo at Valentino. &nbsp; &nbsp;Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/couture-crisis-paris-fashion-week-grapples-with-widespread-bedbug-invasion-1696404914094">Couture crisis: Paris Fashion Week grapples with widespread bedbug invasion</a>

Miu Miu presented its fall/winter '23 collection at the Paris fashion week and their latest collection is a perfect example of an organised mess, take a look! 

Paris Fashion Week: From messy hair to everything sheer; best of Miu Miu’s Fall 2023 collection  

Miu Miu presented its fall/winter '23 collection at the Paris fashion week and their latest collection is a perfect example of organised mess, take a look!&nbsp;

The Fashion marathon has come to an end and one of the last presenters at Paris Fashion Week was Miu Miu. The luxury brand&rsquo;s fall/winter '23 collection by Miuccia Prada was a perfect example of organised mess.&nbsp;
Models were spotted wearing sheer outfits, spangled panties paired with turtlenecks, cardigans embroidered with flowers and flimsy polka-dot pencil skirts. &nbsp;
The highlight of the runway show was definitely the messy hair and the bags dangling with keys suggesting the models were in a rush. Even the coats, the shoes and the eyewear stood out.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/paris-fashion-week-louis-vuitton-s-latest-collection-is-a-reinterpretation-of-formals-1678191656102">Paris Fashion Week: Louis Vuitton's latest collection is a reinterpretation of formals</a>

Balmain and Paco Rabanne's collection left the fashion audience gushing over it. Watch here.

Paris Fashion Week: Paco Rabanne's legacy shines through and through; Balmain dazzles in pearls & crystals

Balmain and Paco Rabanne's collection left the fashion audience gushing over it. Watch here.

The recent shows at Paris fashion week were filled with all things glitter. Balmain and Paco Rabanne's collection left the fashion enthusiast audience impressed.&nbsp;
Notably, this was the first Paco Rabanne show since the founder's demise last month.&nbsp;
Paco Rabanne's ready-to-wear collection served major cocktail attires that included silver chainmail, perspex dresses and metal rings, among other designs that left the audience awestruck.&nbsp;
On the other hand, Balmain's show was filled with crystals and pearls. The silhouettes were a metaphor for the unpredictable way life in Ukraine is unfolding by the minute.&nbsp;
Here, have a look.
Also Read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/paris-fashion-week-2023-anrealage-showcases-unique-collection-uses-uv-rays-to-change-colour-1677749843754"> Paris Fashion Week 2023: Anrealage showcases unique collection; uses UV rays to change colour</a>

Balenciaga and Valentino showcased their winter/fall collection for 2023 at the Paris Fashion Week that fashion enthusiasts can’t stop talking about. 

Paris Fashion Week: While Balenciaga’s collection reflected Demna’s core aesthetic, Valentino’s slim ties stole the show

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Balenciaga and Valentino showcased their winter/fall collection for 2023 at the Paris Fashion Week that fashion enthusiasts can&rsquo;t stop talking about.&nbsp;
According to Vogue, Balenciaga&rsquo;s collection was a stripped back reflection of Demna&rsquo;s core aesthetic. It was the first one since the campaign crisis.&nbsp;
The show began by showcasing a series of deconstructed formal trousers. Draped monotone dresses were also seen at the runway as models walked down with massive handbags wearing broad-shouldered pleated print dresses. Here, take a look.&nbsp;
Valentino on the other hand was able to balance it with softness and fluidity, though the major highlight of the show was the slim black ties. The 73-look collection explored all kinds of formal dressing; from little black dresses to custom made tuxedo suits to white button-downs and evening jackets were enough to grab all eyes.&nbsp;
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Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 23 was everything and we mean it. This year's show witnessed a number of things including a historic moment of fashion; Coperni's spray-painted dress, Balenciaga going into a deep pit for  fashion and influencers walk

Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 23 Highlights: Coperni took our heart; Chanel gave inspos & more

Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 23 gave some unmissable moments and trends that you need to catch up on ASAP!

Paris, you never fail to impress!

Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 23 gave some unmissable moments and trends that you need to catch up on ASAP!

Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 23 Highlights : Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 23 was everything and we mean it. This year's show witnessed a number of things including a historic moment of fashion; Coperni's spray-painted dress, Balenciaga going into a deep pit for fashion and influencers walking down the runway.&nbsp;
Other than this, Chanel gave some amazing fall fit inspiration. Whereas, Louis Vuitton's utilitarian silhouettes caught all the attention.&nbsp;
This year, street style fashion was at its peak. From fringes to ruched attires, Givenchy and Valentino tried their best to cover it all.&nbsp;
Not to forget mention, Paris Fashion Week saw a trend that is going to rule the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/balenciaga-spring-summer-2023-show-stepped-out-of-label-jumped-into-mud-1664948067990">spring/summer 23</a> collection. Still wondering, what it is? Let us show you. Hearts are now out on attires! Looks like it's time to not just be a person with a good heart but also to wear hearts.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/milan-fashion-week-spring-summer-2023-y2k-checkered-knits-sheer-and-more-here-s-the-highlight-1664352018090">Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2023: Y2K checkered knits, sheer and more; here's the highlight</a>

Balenciaga's spring/summer 2023 runway show was filled with mud, darkness and featured streetwear style but why?

Balenciaga spring/summer 2023 show: Stepped out of label, jumped into mud

Balenciaga's spring/summer 2023 runway show was filled with mud, darkness and featured streetwear style but why?

Valentino's PP (Pierpaolo Piccioli) pink might be ruling but Demna's ideas are definitely jumping out of the roof. You might hate it but it is for sure that you cannot ignore it. If you haven't guessed yet, what are we talking about, then let us tell you, it is about Balenciaga's spring/summer 23 Paris fashion show. The verdict is that the show truly left everyone in a deep pit.
Balenciaga's runway show was filled with mud, darkness and featured streetwear style. The creative director Demna shared notes on his show and said that it was about stepping outside of boxes and labels imposed by both society and the internet.&nbsp;
Demna said that the set of this show is a metaphor for digging for truth and being down to earth. He further said that let us let everyone be anyone and make love, not war.&nbsp;
Read More:- <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/paris-fashion-week-spring-summer-23-highlights-coperni-took-our-heart-chanel-gave-inspos-more-1665031128767">Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 23 Highlights: Coperni took our heart; Chanel gave inspos &amp; more</a>
Models with bruised faces and bloodied noses were seen holding baby mannequin's in their arms to show the after-state of a war zone.&nbsp;
Talking about social media, some users hailed Balenciaga for showing what war does to the environment and the people. The rest just mocked the show and wondered, 'how awful it must be smelling in there?'
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/how-much-cool-is-too-much-cool-this-time-balenciaga-s-experiment-is-a-shoelace-1661165988778">How much cool is too much cool? This time Balenciaga's experiment is a 'shoelace'</a>

Things got heated on&nbsp;the runway at the Louis Vuitton&nbsp;show at the Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday, after climate&nbsp;activists from the group 'Extinction Rebellion' stormed the ramp, to protest the fashion industry's negative impact on the environment.
A protester walked the ramp holding up a banner that said, "Over-consumption = extinction."&nbsp;The protester was immediately tackled to the ground by security officers present at the venue, but a video recorded by bystanders went viral in minutes.
The disruption however, hardly interrupted the flow of models who charged down the runway, in a corridor of the Louvre to dramatic organ music punctuated with bell tolls.&nbsp;
An international network of environmental organizations,&nbsp;Friends of the Earth, later said, it targeted the LVMH-owned label to throw light on the issue of over-consumption, and the negative impact that high-fashion labels have on the&nbsp;environment.
"LVMH is the world leader of luxury and has a responsibility when it comes to trends that push the textile industry to constantly renew collection faster and produce more," said Alma Dufour, a group spokesperson.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Extinction Rebellion, Friends of the Earth and Youth&nbsp;For&nbsp;Climate, in a joint&nbsp;statement said, that about 30 people were involved in organizing the protest, two of whom were arrested.&nbsp;They called on the French government to enforce "an immediate reduction in production levels in the sector, knowing that 42 garments were sold per person in France in 2019."&nbsp;

Paris Fashion Week: Things 'heat up' at the Louis Vuitton show, climate protester takes the stage

Security forces wrestled an activist of the Amis de la Terre France or Friends of the Earth group who disrupted the fashion show to highlight the issue of overconsumption. 

Things 'heat up' at the Louis Vuitton show, climate protester takes the stage at Paris Fashion Week

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Things got a little heated on&nbsp;the runway at the Louis Vuitton&nbsp;show at the Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.
// Super:&nbsp;Climate protesters invade the Louis Vuitton fashion show in Paris
Climate&nbsp;activists from the group 'Extinction Rebellion' stormed the ramp, to protest the fashion industry's negative impact on the environment.
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A protester walked the ramp holding up a banner that said, "Over-consumption = extinction."&nbsp;
// Super: Protester was tackled to the ground, video went viral in minutes
(show video of her being held by cops)
The protester was immediately tackled to the ground by security officers present at the venue, but a video recorded by bystanders went viral in minutes.
// Super: Activists: wanted to shed light on negative impact of fashion industry&nbsp;
(show activists outside venue with banners)
An international network of environmental organizations,&nbsp;Friends of the Earth, later said, it targeted the LVMH-owned label to throw light on the issue of over-consumption, and the negative impact that high-fashion labels have on the&nbsp;environment.
// Super: Climate activists: 30 people involved in organising protest, two arrested
The Extinction Rebellion, Friends of the Earth and Youth&nbsp;For&nbsp;Climate, in a joint&nbsp;statement said, that about 30 people were involved in organizing the protest, two of whom were arrested.&nbsp;

An Extinction Rebellion protester was tackled to the ground after she stormed the Louis Vuitton show at the Paris Fashion Week with a banner that said, 'overconsumption&nbsp;= extinction'.

Things got heated on&nbsp;the runway at the Louis Vuitton&nbsp;show at the Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday, after climate&nbsp;activists from the group 'Extinction Rebellion' stormed the ramp, to protest the fashion industry's negative impact on the environment.
A protester walked the ramp holding up a banner that said, "Over-consumption = extinction."&nbsp;The protester was immediately tackled to the ground by security officers present at the venue, but a video recorded by bystanders went viral in minutes.
The disruption however, hardly interrupted the flow of models who charged down the runway, in a corridor of the Louvre to dramatic organ music punctuated with bell tolls.&nbsp;
An international network of environmental organizations,&nbsp;Friends of the Earth, later said, it targeted the LVMH-owned label to throw light on the issue of over-consumption, and the negative impact that high-fashion labels have on the&nbsp;environment.
"LVMH is the world leader of luxury and has a responsibility when it comes to trends that push the textile industry to constantly renew collection faster and produce more," said Alma Dufour, a group spokesperson.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Extinction Rebellion, Friends of the Earth and Youth&nbsp;For&nbsp;Climate, in a joint&nbsp;statement said, that about 30 people were involved in organizing the protest, two of whom were arrested.&nbsp;They called on the French government to enforce "an immediate reduction in production levels in the sector, knowing that 42 garments were sold per person in France in 2019."&nbsp;

It was all about loose and relaxed silhouettes for Issey Miyake for its Autumn Winter 2021/2022 collection during Paris Menswear Fashion Week. In a first, the brand used 100% recycled polyester fabric in the creations and looked for innovative fabrics that would be warm yet light in weight. The collection, called Never Change, Ever Change gave a modern twist to classic designs. The monochrome looks included cardigans and pants in the spirit of the pandemic. Pleats and ribbings were consistently used in the outfits.

Relaxed silhouettes for Issey Miyake's new menswear collection

At the Paris Menswear Fashion Week it was all about loose and relaxed silhouettes for Issey Miyake for its Autumn Winter 2021/2022 collection. In a first, the brand used 100% recycled polyester fabric in the creations and looked for innovative fabrics that would be warm yet light in weight. The collection, called Never Change, Ever Change gave a modern twist to classic designs. The monochrome looks included cardigans and pants. Pleats and ribbings were consistently used in the outfits.

A reminder to vote: Louis Vuitton at Paris fashion show

Fashion house Louis Vuitton's show in Paris opened with a reminder to vote, with less than a month before the U.S. presidential election!
The first look featured a model wearing a sweater with 'Vote' written in yellow. The collection by Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquiere was high on energy and gender fluidity with oversized t-shirt styles.
The display even mixed the designer's signature futurism with green screen technology. Among other pop-art inspired messages&nbsp;were 'skate' and 'drive' printed on outfits.
Loose silky trousers, boxing shorts, open trenchcoats and graphic stripes with lots of colour dominated the collection. The socially-distanced show was held inside La Samaritaine, a 150 year old department store owned by LVMH.

Fashion house Louis Vuitton's show in Paris opened with a reminder to vote, with less than a month before the US presidential election!
The first look featured a model wearing a sweater with 'Vote' written in yellow. The collection by Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquiere was high on energy and gender fluidity with oversized t-shirt styles.
The display even mixed the designer's signature futurism with green screen technology. Among other pop-art inspired messages&nbsp;were 'skate' and 'drive' printed on outfits.
Loose silky trousers, boxing shorts, open trenchcoats and graphic stripes with lots of colour dominated the collection. The socially-distanced show was held inside La Samaritaine, a 150 year old department store owned by LVMH.

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