Paris Jackson Laces Into Dainty Chloé Ghillies Pumps at the Brand's Fall 2025 Show for Paris Fashion Week
Paris Jackson graced the front row at Chloé's fall 2025 show held today during Paris Fashion Week. Beyond Jackson, notable attendees included Taylor Hill, Gemma Chan, Zoey Deutch, Georgia May Jagger, Ever Gabo Anderson and Laufey Lin Jonsdottir, among others.
The 'Sex Appeal' actress aptly sported a pair of Chloé heels in a ballet-inspired style. Currently retailing for $990, the backless Ghillies silhouette features white nappa lambskin uppers accompanied by almond-shaped toes and thin strappy closures that wound up Jackson's ankles, tied in place. The lacing is inspired by corset closures.
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Gold hardware and short 2.4-inch kitten-esque heels finished out the set. The Ghillies silhouette comes in a range of colorways, including black and a khaki hue. The designer footwear also comes in a heel-less ballet flat style. The lace-up closures are dainty and sleek, while the gold accents impart an eye-catching shine, breaking up the shoe's all-white color scheme.
In boho fashion, the 'Let Down' singer sported a full Chloé ensemble. The performer's look featured gray high-waisted shorts with a whimsical balloon hem accompanied by a dainty bra top in a cream-colored hue.
Layered overtop, Jackson sported a red leather jacket in a cropped style. A gold belt chain was placed around her waist, fixed with little nautical-inspired charms. On the accessories front, the model toted a gray leather bowling-inspired bag, also from Chloé, accompanied by eye-catching gold jewelry.
Jackson's wardrobe consists of looser, flowing silhouettes and boho-chic pieces. Her personal style seems to be a mix of grunge with references to the 70s and 80s. On the red carpet, she often takes on designers like Dior, Balmain, Moschino, Christian Louboutin and Calvin Klein. Her formal footwear often consists of boots, platforms and unique heels from brands like Off-White, Chloé, Gucci, Neil J. Rodgers, Sarah Flint and Jimmy Choo, among others.
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