Paris Hilton was joined by her sister Nicky as she visited her namesake city to attend Stella McCartney’s latest catwalk show.
Tar star Cate Blanchett and Iron Man’s Robert Downey Jr also sat in the front row for the spring/summer 2024 show.
Posing for photos alongside sister Nicky Rothschild, the socialite-turned-entrepreneur – who welcomed her first child with husband Carter Reum earlier this year – wore an asymmetrical white dress by Stella McCartney with pointed-toe heels and oversized sunglasses.
Blanchett donned a patchwork denim jacket and jeans from the British fashion house, founded by McCartney in 2001.
The Australian star sat next to fellow actor Robert Downey Jr and American Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour at the Paris Fashion Week show, held at Saxe-Breteuil Market.
The 20-year-old tapped into the ‘soccercore’ trend in an Arsenal football shirt teamed with a denim maxi skirt and slouchy brown boots.
Immediately after the show, guests (and members of the public who had reserved a free ticket) were invited to explore Stella’s Sustainable Market, a showcase of material innovations.
Textiles on show included plant-based, grape-based and apple-based alternatives to animal leather, as well as regenerative cotton and wool, and yarn made from seaweed.
On the catwalk – a tree-lined street with the Eiffel Tower perfectly framed in the distance – the collection was billed as the latest iteration of McCartney’s ‘conscious luxury’ movement.
The show opened with a model in black briefs and a white ruffle-front tuxedo shirt with a longline black jacket on top.
Tiny hotpants and visible knickers have become a big trend at the SS24 shows – but whether the look will hit the high street next spring remains to be seen.
McCartney’s party-ready micro-shorts were low-waisted and decorated with metallic embellishments.
McCartney also explored volume through eveningwear, beginning with a pair of silky sleeveless tops with cape detailing that billowed behind models like a mini parachute.
A pair of crochet maxi dresses with mirrored eyelet detailing signalled the transition from city style to a high-end holiday wardrobe.
The final look was a strappy black version with spotty mesh inserts and puffed sleeves.
After the show, the designer mingled with guests and spoke about the motivation behind the ‘conscious luxury’ movement.
“I get people asking questions about how to get access to suppliers and things so that’s why I wanted to do Stella’s Sustainable Market,” she told fashion writer Suzy Menkes.
“So everyone knows what we make things out of, they can meet the innovators. I think it inspires a lot of people – I hope so.”
