Emma Stone, Zendaya and Ana de Armas led the celebrity arrivals at the Louis Vuitton Paris Fashion Week show, which brought the French fashion schedule to a close on Tuesday.
Held at the Louvre’s Cour Carrée, the presentation was the final major catwalk event of Fashion Week after shows in New York, London and Milan before the schedule reached Paris.
Stone, 37, made a striking entrance in a cobalt-blue skirt suit worn without a bra. She completed the look with black heels, a black Louis Vuitton bag and a long silver chain necklace.
Zendaya took a more relaxed approach, pairing classic blue jeans with a white ruffled jacket and crop top. The Euphoria actress finished the outfit with white pointed heels and gold hoop earrings.
The appearance marked Zendaya’s first sighting at Fashion Week, and she was pictured posing inside the event alongside her stylist, Law Roach.
Louis Vuitton Paris Fashion Week show draws star-studded arrivals
Ana de Armas brought a sharply tailored edge to the arrivals in a leather blazer dress, teamed with black knee-high boots and a burgundy bag.
Chloe Grace Moretz showed off a ruffled white-and-blue collared crop top featuring intricate layered textures from Nicolas Ghesquière’s 2027 collection. She paired the statement piece with black trousers and heeled boots.
The wider guest list included Saoirse Ronan, who wore a red striped jumper with a suede leather skirt, and Rhea Seehorn, who combined a white skirt with leather trousers.
Sophie Turner opted for a tan-and-white leather jacket with blue trousers, while Sophie Thatcher appeared in the French capital for the presentation. Jaden Smith wore an all-black look with pointed boots.
Other guests included Anna Wintour, the HAIM sisters Este, Danielle and Alana, Jennifer Connelly, Chloe Sevigny, Felix and White Lotus star Lisa Manoban.
Keri Russell attended with her daughter Willa. The pair later arrived at the Ritz for the Louis Vuitton dinner, with Russell changing into a black mini skirt and white blouse.
The show presented Louis Vuitton’s spring/summer 2027 women’s collection by creative director Nicolas Ghesquière. The fashion house had revealed little about the concept in advance, keeping details of the presentation closely guarded.
Although smaller presentations were scheduled later in the evening, the Louis Vuitton event was the final show by a major fashion house during the Paris schedule.
