HOT TAKES ON PARIS FASHION WEEK
- le list
- Oct 3, 2024
- 3 min read
After eight days of dazzling runway spectacles, Paris Fashion Week (PFW) has officially wrapped up, leaving an indelible mark on the fashion world once again. From unexpected celebrity transformations to avant-garde runway moments, this season was filled with unforgettable surprises. Here are the must-know highlights from Paris Fashion Week SS25.

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JENNIE GOES BLONDE
Fashion Week isn’t just about clothing—it’s a playground for major beauty transformations, too. Enter Jennie from Blackpink, who made her blonde debut at Chanel’s Paris Fashion Week show. Known for her long-time association with the brand since 2017, Jennie’s dramatic switch from brunette to icy blonde turned heads. Her sleek, platinum locks perfectly complemented Chanel's elegant designs, offering a fresh, modern twist that lit up the front row.
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KYLIE JENNER CLOSES COPERNI SHOW
Kylie Jenner stole the show—quite literally—at Coperni’s SS25 presentation by closing the show in a voluminous black taffeta gown. Known for making waves wherever she goes, Jenner’s appearance was her first walk at Paris Fashion Week, but far from her catwalk debut. With her signature confidence, Kylie channeled a regal energy in the gown, further cementing her position as a modern fashion icon. As she once said during her British Vogue interview, “It’s a whole new world,” and indeed, Paris Fashion Week was Jenner’s stage.
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KENDALL JENNER PARIS STREET STYLE
It wasn’t just the runway where Kendall Jenner ruled. Off-duty, Kendall’s street style was equally captivating. Whether she was wearing a sleek vintage Alaïa or a minimalist look from The Row, Jenner’s off-the-clock outfits—courtesy of stylist Dani Michelle—were the epitome of laid-back sophistication. While she walked for Schiaparelli and Alaïa, it was her effortless Parisian looks that truly captured attention this season, reminding us why she’s not just a model, but a style influencer in her own right.
SCHIAPARELLI SURREALISM
Daniel Roseberry, Schiaparelli’s creative visionary since 2019, brought couture-level craftsmanship to ready-to-wear once again. His SS25 collection centered on one timeless muse—women. The lineup was a celebration of powerful, independent women who need only jeans and a corset to become icons. With his signature surrealist touches, Roseberry presented everyday wear elevated to art. It was casual yet striking, focusing on self-expression and freedom.
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THE RETURN OF BELLA HADID
Bella Hadid is back, baby! The supermodel made her return to the runway at Paris Fashion Week, walking for Saint Laurent's spring-summer 2025 collection in a menswear-inspired suit and chunky black glasses. Hadid wore a black, slouchy suit with an oversized jacket layered over a crisp white shirt and black necktie, paired with equally slouchy trousers and pointed-toe black heels. Her hair was slicked down, parted in the middle, and pulled back into a knot at the nape of her neck. She wore very minimal makeup and zero accessories whatsoever except for the black tie and glasses.
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HEDI SLIMANE EXITS CELINE
In perhaps the biggest shakeup of the season, Hedi Slimane is set to exit Celine after nearly seven transformative years. Slimane’s tenure at the label saw controversial moves, including rebranding Celine’s logo and bringing a rock ‘n’ roll edge to the house. Slimane’s departure raises questions about his next move, with rumors already swirling about his potential role at Chanel. Michael Rider, formerly of the Phoebe Philo era, is slated to take over, marking a significant new chapter for the storied French brand.

LOEWE’S RADICAL MINIMALISM STEALS THE SPOTLIGHT
Jonathan Anderson’s SS25 collection for Loewe was a masterclass in quiet luxury. Posing the question, “What happens when you strip everything away?” Anderson’s designs were an exercise in radical reduction. Clean lines, flowing curves, and structural silhouettes revealed the craftsmanship behind the clothes without over-embellishment. The collection drew the audience in, proving that less truly can be more. Loewe’s minimalist pieces commanded attention by focusing on form rather than shouting for space, making it one of the most talked-about shows of the week.
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Paris Fashion Week continues to live up to its legacy as the crown jewel of Fashion Month. From bold beauty moves and star-studded runways to the artful expressions of top-tier designers, this season proved that fashion is not just about clothing—it’s a lifestyle, an attitude, and a force that transcends. Whether through Schiaparelli’s celebration of womanhood or Loewe’s silent rebellion of minimalism, Paris once again showed us why it’s the fashion capital of the world. Until next season, à bientôt!
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