フランスのクィアコメディアン、マオ・ドラマをフィーチャーした新しいファッション企画が、パリの「レ・バン」で撮影された。
鋭いウィットと大胆なステージプレゼンスで知られるマオ・ドラマが、パリの象徴的なスポット「レ・バン」で撮影されたVogue誌のファッションストーリーに登場した。この企画では、スタイリストのオフェリー・イポクラテが選出した新進気鋭のデザイナーたちが取り上げられている。今回着用されたアイテムは、ZAG BIJOUXのイヤリングに、FIFI CHACHNILのスリップドレス、そしてROGER VIVIERのミュールといった組み合わせとなっている。
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Oprah Winfrey and her longtime friend Gayle King sat front row at the Chloé Fall/Winter 2026-2027 women’s collection during Paris Fashion Week on March 5, 2026. Designer Chemena Kamali presented a folk-inspired lineup emphasizing humanity and empathy in fashion. The event drew other celebrities including Olivia Rodrigo and Brooke Shields.
Vogue's weekly Beauty Marks feature showcased a burst of colorful beauty looks as Paris Fashion Week concluded. Highlights included bold makeup and hair transformations from celebrities and runway shows. The edition emphasized the work of makeup artists, hairstylists, and nail experts in creating these trends.
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The Vogue Café made its debut in Paris on March 5, 2026, during Paris Fashion Week for the Fall 2026 collections. Located at 8 Rue de Castiglione near Place Vendôme, the pop-up will operate through March 7. Burberry co-hosted the opening afternoon tea event.
Nicolas Di Felice marked his fifth anniversary at Courrèges with a runway show themed around a day in the life of a Courrèges woman during Paris Fashion Week. The presentation drew inspiration from Chantal Akerman's 1970s film Je Tu il Elle. Emily Ratajkowski attended the event in minimalist black sandals from the brand.
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Paris Fashion Week for the fall/winter 2026 season began on March 2 and runs through March 10, drawing a star-studded crowd to top runway presentations. Early highlights included shows from Dior and Saint Laurent, featuring front-row appearances by actors and musicians. The event caps a month of fashion weeks in New York, London, and Milan.
Vogue showcases ten vacation dress outfits suitable for various warm-weather occasions.
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An invitation-only event in Paris's Upper Marais offers the first public glimpse of Jean-Denis Franoux's vast collection of 25,000 fashion pieces, spanning from the 19th century to today. The 56-year-old fashion professor and former designer has structured the archive as an endowment fund named Regarderobes to protect it from sale and share it with educational institutions. Around 150 handpicked items, including 50 complete looks, are on display through Saturday.