Fashion forward: Eyes on tunnel ‘fits’ when Saints and Steelers dress to impress for Paris game
Saints and Steelers players bring their personal style to Paris as NFL tunnel fashion blends sports, culture and brand partnerships.
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Nicole Kidman, Zendaya and hovering cars see Paris Fashion Week go out on a high
Matthieu Blazy reinvents Chanel with stretch tweed as Louis Vuitton and Paris designers embrace lighter, more wearable luxury for Spring 2027.
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Rivers of gold, bare skin and J.Lo: Paris Fashion Week dazzles in defiance of luxury’s slump
Paris Fashion Week blends Saint Laurent’s golden spectacle, daring underwear and couture craftsmanship as luxury brands confront falling demand.
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At Paris Fashion Week, Chloé bets on stars, lingerie and lace in a tougher luxury market
Chloé’s Spring Summer 2027 show pairs lingerie, lace and fishermen’s coats as designer Chemena Kamali revisits the house’s archives.
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Jennifer Lopez in the rain, dolphins on T-shirts: Stella McCartney declares war on seafood in Paris
Stella McCartney challenges the fishing industry at Paris Fashion Week with ocean-inspired designs and a focus on sustainable materials.
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Rihanna, Jennifer Lawrence and a Paris runway full of bras: Dior comes undone in mist
Rihanna and Jennifer Lawrence watch as Jonathan Anderson presents Dior’s Spring Summer 2027 collection on a misty Paris runway.
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Why celebrities from Zendaya to Kylie Jenner are wearing Fecal Matter
Matières Fécales has gone from cult fashion label to celebrity favorite, with Zendaya, Kylie Jenner and Lady Gaga wearing its bold designs.
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Louis Vuitton designer Pharrell Williams borrows from California surf culture as heatwave hits Paris
Pharrell Williams unveiled a surf-inspired Louis Vuitton collection as extreme heat gripped Paris Fashion Week.
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Stars hit Paris runways, but fall’s real trend was dressing for hard times — and real life
By THOMAS ADAMSONUpdated 6:51 AM PDT, March 9, 2026 PARIS (AP) — The celebrities came first,…
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The biggest surprise at Paris couture? It got wearable
Paris couture turns lighter and more wearable as Chanel, Dior, and Armani Privé embrace restraint, transparency, and ease.
