The Best Fashion Moments At Paris Fashion Week Fall 2025 So Far
Fashion Month is in full swing, and Paris Fashion Week Fall 2025 is already delivering jaw-dropping moments on the runway and red carpets.
Fresh off the 97th Academy Awards this Sunday, the biggest stars of the fashion world are now showcasing their best looks in the French capital.
With debut collections from Sarah Burton at Givenchy and Haider Ackermann at Tom Ford, plus a shift in show schedules, there's no shortage of excitement.
There's a shift in the schedule this year, with Saint Laurent now closing out Paris Fashion Week, a privilege usually given to Louis Vuitton. Meanwhile, some of the most reliable designer-celebrity pairings—more consistent than Kanye's controversial rants on X—are continuing to shine.
Jisoo and Dior, Zoë Kravitz and Saint Laurent, Lily Rose-Depp and Chanel.
But it's not just about the runway; celebrity style is taking center stage too, and we've got all the highlights from some of the most talked-about stars so far. Let's dive into the best-dressed celebs at Paris Fashion Week this season.
1. Lily James at Dior
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2. Jisoo at Dior
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3. Natalie Portman at Dior
4. Elle Macpherson at Dior
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5. Tems at DiorEntertainment /Getty Images
6. Michelle Monaghan at Dior
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