Milan Djacic continues to make big strides as Vogue Adria editor-in-chief. Ever since the magazine came to fruition in March 2024, Djacic has been able to rank Nataša Vojnović, Malika Louback, Abby Champion, Amelia Gray, Novak Djokovic, Ana Plisnić, Anica Cuca, Lepa Brena, and Indira Scott as cover stars. The Winter 2025 edition of Vogue Adria serves up Georgina Grenville as cover girl. The South African model poses before the lens of photographer Fabrizzio del Rincon. Dressed by Nikita Vlassenko, Georgina poses within a winter wonderland setting, dressed in a creation from the Fall 2024 collection of Thom Browne.

Georgina Grenville for Vogue Adria Winter 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Seeing Georgina Grenville on the cover of Vogue after almost 27 years feels like a great celebration. Not a fan of the past covers of Vogue Adria cover, but this one makes me forget past covers,” shared ivano.

“Love Georgina,” enthused lelaid.

“Very cinematic,” admired forum member thiago.

Yet not everyone was so forthcoming. “What an awful cover. Georgina Grenville deserved better. In all honesty, I cannot find one redeeming feature here – it’s an eyesore. I loathe how Georgina isn’t engaging with us readers, that hideous outfit, and how amateur it feels,” voiced vogue28.

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Eiza Gonzalez proved that she is more than just her slinky gowns and chic fits in recent NYFW photos. The actor attended Thom Browne’s fashion show in a suit that embraced the office siren trend in the best way. Her ensemble featured several workplace staples but not without adding a bold twist to it. The star’s outfit gave fashion enthusiasts a lot to be curious about, including her added accessories. Gonzalez’s ensemble symbolized power and confidence while also incorporating chic elements. 

Eiza Gonzalez rocks tailored skirt suit at Thom Browne Fall RTW 2025 show

Eiza Gonzalez is booked and busy delivering some iconic looks since the start of 2025. On Tuesday, she arrived at the Thom Browne Fall RTW 2025 show in a stylish and sophisticated fit that proved she was truly the office siren. The star wore a tailored skirt suit that turned heads as she posed confidently in front of the cameras. 

Gonzalez’s fit featured a risque grey office skirt, which featured two slits on either side. She paired it with a matching cropped suit that attracted the most attention because of its intricate design and masterful tailoring. The actor wore a grey blazer over a crisp white shirt, accentuated with a white handkerchief placed neatly in the chest pocket. The skirt suit also included Thom Browne’s official striped logo in its fabric, making it an authentic piece that showcased the designer’s legacy. 

Eiza Gonzalez’s NYFW ensemble further featured a striped bustier top under the shirt, featuring tiny dachshunds embroidered into the design. However, this is an ode to Thom Browne’s wiener and muse Hector-Browne-Bolton. Hector has been featured in many of the collection items, so it was only natural that the actor gave the dog a little shoutout with her fit. Sharing her look on Instagram, she said, “I LOVE @thombrowne so ofcourse I had to wear Hector the weiner on me.” 

Eiza Gonzalez added an androgynous twist to her skirt suit with a grey tie. She completed her look with a burgundy clutch bag, matching heeled dress boots, and chic angular glasses. Aside from a few rings, the star opted for a no-accessory look. Tying her black tresses into a sleek ponytail, she also kept her glam subtle but elegant with a matte lip and contour that highlighted her cheekbones.

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New York Fashion Week’s Thom Browne show witnessed the office siren trend at its best, with photos showing Kerry Washington all suited up in a skirt suit. Washington’s outfit proved she strictly meant business at the fashion brand’s latest Fall 2025 presentation in a pinstriped set, bringing her corporate-core side to life. She further paired her heavily structured ensemble with unique accessories and footwear, making each element more striking than the other. Reportedly, other attendees at the event included Cara Delevingne, Queen Latifah, and Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter Ella Emhoff.

Kerry Washington attends Thom Browne fashion show in pinstriped skirt suit

Kerry Washington’s NYFW photos proved that this navy pinstriped skirt suit was the ideal choice for the Thom Browne show. Fully embracing the office siren trend, Washington suited up in a structured set for the occasion and paired it with even more striking and fun accessories. Her ensemble consisted of a fitted blazer layered over a white button-up and a brown necktie with white stripes. Furthermore, the Emmy Award-nominated actor wore a matching, pinstriped pencil skirt, and socks in a solid navy color.

Perhaps Washington’s accessories struck out the most as she attended the presentation at The Shed on Tuesday. These included her choice of footwear — the brand’s black and white high-heeled brogues and a white Mrs. Thom handbag, per WWD. Moreover, the star’s locks were styled into cornrows and she topped off the look with a pair of glasses. Instagram posts revealed celebrity stylists Mariel Haenn and Rob Zangardi masterminded her outstanding look. Other credits included those of fashion artists Hannah Margeson and Jill Petry.

Besides Kerry Washington, Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter Ella Emhoff showed up for the NYFW show in a skirt suit comprising a unique twist. Emhoff’s outfit commanded attention at the event for a unique print of flying birds adorned on her pleated skirt. While posing for the cameras, the former second daughter slightly lifted her skirt to flaunt the masterpiece work. Before that, the fashion brand also dressed Doechii for the 2025 Grammys in not one but two extra structured outfits for her remarkable win.

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That’s a wrap on the Fall 2025 season of New York Fashion Week. Running from February 6 until February 11, the schedule put out by the Council of Fashion Designers of America proved to be a far more streamlined affair in comparison to seasons past.

At the start of the 6-day event, it was Brandon Maxwell who kick-started this season into high gear (and high style). To commemorate a whole decade in the business, Maxwell dressed his army of models in everyday staples from silk slips and shirting to leather sheaths and plaid skirts. To close out NYFW, Thom Browne dialed up the drama (and then some), with model Alek Wek closing out Browne’s spectacular showcase in a voluminous plaid ball gown.

From the debut collection of Veronica Leoni as Calvin Klein creative director to Wes Gordon proving himself (once again) as the creative force behind Carolina Herrera (and everything else in between) – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s highlights of New York Fashion Week Fall 2025:

The Highlights From the Fall 2025 Season of New York Fashion Week

Brandon Maxwell:

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Collina Strada:

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Calvin Klein Collection:

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Altuzarra:

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Anna Sui:

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Khaite:

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Ulla Johnson:

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Carolina Herrera:

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Coach:

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Tory Burch:

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Michael Kors Collection:

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Thom Browne:

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At New York Fashion Week, Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter, Ella Emhoff, turned the office siren trend on its head while attending the Thom Browne show on February 11. The 25-year-old brought her unique style and commanded attention at the event, which was held at The Shed, with her quirky corpcore look. Emhoff’s ensemble consisted of a blazer and a matching skirt that featured eccentric artsy detailing. 

Ella Emhoff arrives at Thom Browne’s show in a quirky corpcore look

After attending the Tory Burch and Coach show, Ella Emhoff, stepdaughter of former Vice President Kamala Harris, made sure to turn heads with her distinctive style at the Thom Browne fashion show during New York Fashion Week. The artist embraced corpcore and arrived at the event in office attire that came with a chic twist. Emhoff wore a grey checkered blazer and layered it above a white shirt. The formal piece featured side pockets and was adorned with black buttons.

Emhoff continued to coordinate the blazer with a matching pleated skirt. While posing for the cameras, she slightly lifted the piece up to give a detailed look at the textured adornment of flying birds. The brown-beige-black-white detailing worked splendidly in contrast to the grey formal attire. Apart from this, Emhoff also wore sheer black socks underneath the glossy pair of maroon block heels.

Besides the trim outfit, Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter neatly tucked her short hair down with plain black hairclips. She rounded off the workplace-inspired look with round-rimmed eyeglasses. Meanwhile, Emhoff’s choice of accessory for the occasion was equally eye-catching. She carried a huge pig-shaped handbag during the outing.

More notably, Ella Emhoff’s look also redefined the office siren trend. The phenomenon exploded on the social media platforms in recent years. The popular trend blends classic workplace fashion with bold and modern aesthetics. Emhoff, an artist and a knitter herself, added her take to the office siren trend as she opted for the skirt that came with an artsy touch.

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New York City is having the time of its life with the unfolding New York Fashion Week. As celebrities turn heads with their fashion choices, Cara Delevingne has set the bar high with her latest appearance at the Thom Browne Fashion Show. The model was spotted leaving the venue on February 11 in an outfit that continues to redefine power dressing. 

Cara Delevingne arrives at Thom Browne’s show in a very quirky fit

At Thom Browne’s NYFW soirée at The Shed, Cara Delevingne was in her element alongside other A-list celebrities. Delevingne, who attended the designer’s Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection debut on Tuesday, arrived in a quirky outfit that turned heads. 

The 32-year-old model showcased an eclectic mix of patterns and textures, pairing a red-and-white gingham button-up shirt with high-waisted brown plaid trousers. She topped off the vintage look with a cropped brown suede bomber jacket and a striped navy-colored tie. 

Furthermore, the British model added a contemporary edge to her vintage ensemble with ribbed cuffs on her jacket. Besides, her idea to highlight the whimsical sleeves of her shirt gave her ensemble a sophisticated touch. Pairing her outfit with burgundy leather loafers was an easy addition to a classy finish. 

Delevingne went for polished makeup that complemented her quirky fit perfectly while retaining her allure. Her makeup accentuated her features with a flawless matte finish. Moreover, her naturally arched eyebrows accentuated her piercing eyes, while her eye makeup remained understated. As such, her neutral eyeshadow, light mascara, and soft eyeliner gave her a naturally empowering look. 

Additionally, the model wore nude lipstick, perfectly complementing her minimalist makeup. This subtle makeup shifted the entire focus to her outfit, a testament to effortless sartorial empowerment. 

Besides Cara Delevingne, Kerry Washington and Eiza Gonzalez arrived at the scene with their own iconic fashion statements. Delevingne shared the front row with Cristin Milioti, Queen Latifah, and Kerry Washington. The A-listers posed and glamorized The Shed, marking a perfect debut for Thom Browne.

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Doechii was all about business at the Grammy Awards 2025 in a super-structured office siren outfit from Thom Browne to accept her first-ever Grammy. On top of that, she made history by becoming the third-ever female artist to win in the Best Rap Album category as former winner Cardi B presented her with the award, as per Harper’s Bazaar. First, the rapper arrived on the red carpet in a corset-style body-fitting pinstriped dress and swapped it for an even more dramatic set later that evening. The ensemble comprised balloon-like pants — nothing like you’ve ever seen before — and some other layers.

Doechii stole the show with structured Thom Browne outfit at 2025 Grammys

No other outfit could have suited Deochii’s first Grammy win like this Thom Browne masterpiece that completely stole the show. While taking the stage to accept the award, she wore the most unusual grey attire with high-waisted pannier trousers, as per the brand. These pants consisted of exaggerated hips that elevated the overall drama of her look. The rapper then paired it with a white button-up and a black tie tucked into her pants. Finally, she layered it with a tuxedo-style corset with lace-up detailing on the back and a cropped coat all the while sporting platform longwing brogues.

Fairly new to the industry, Deochii wore another structured, corpcore Thom Browne attire for her red carpet appearance. It was a pinstriped off-shoulder fitted dress with dramatic hips — a nod to her endless office siren corp-looks. Similar to her other fit, she wore a full-sleeved white shirt with thumbholes underneath the dress, which also had a top-to-bottom lace-up detailing on the back and a modest front slit. Furthermore, the overall look comprised a tie in the same pinstriped pattern as the dress and a pair of platform penny loafers.

Doechii also marked her first Grammy win in two extraordinary hairstyles to go with both her outfits. The first hairdo comprised an array of cornrows and waves. Meanwhile, the second style was entirely of cornrows with about two braids in a raised, round arrangement over her head. As for her makeup, she leaned into neutral tones with a greyish-blue smokey eye and glossy lips.

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Several days have passed since the Fall 2024 season of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week came to an almighty close. Despite the absence of heavyweights Fendi, Valentino and Maison Margiela, this season’s couture affair was nevertheless a one for the books.

As the sun began to set over Place Vendôme on Sunday June 23, it was Vogue World: Paris unofficially kicking off the fashion festivities, with this year’s extravaganza highlighting 100 years of fashion and sport (ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics). The Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode’s schedule boasted a total of 29 runway/presentations this season. From Daniel Roseberry officially commencing couture season with his Schiaparelli salon-style showcase and the first Chanel collection subsequent to the abrupt exit of Virginie Viard to Giorgio Armani proving once again he is the reigning king of elegance, sophistication and pure unapologetic glamour and the highly-anticipated unveiling of Nicolas Di Felice as Jean Paul Gaultier‘s guest couturier – there was zero shortage of show-stopping moments.

Scroll further to see which Fall 2024 Haute Couture collections ultimately generated the most buzz, according to engagement across theFashionSpot forums:

#8 Julie de Libran

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#7 Thom Browne

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#6 Giorgio Armani Privé

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#5 Christian Dior

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#4 Jean Paul Gaultier

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#3 Chanel

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#2 Schiaparelli

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#1 Balenciaga

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That’s a wrap on the Fall 2024 season of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week and what a wild ride the past few days have been, with Vogue World: Paris unofficially kick-starting the couture festiveness as the sun set over Place Vendôme on Sunday evening.

The Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode leaned on Daniel Roseberry at Schiaparelli to get this season’s couture celebrations off to a fine start – and it worked. Ditching the light-filled atrium of the Petit Palais for a windowless, dark space underneath the Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild, guests were treated to a salon-style presentation. The Texan-born designer focused on the idea of rebirth, with Roseberry’s avant-garde designs reflecting stages of metamorphosis. On the opposite end of the scale, Iris van Herpen opted for a presentation instead of a traditional fashion show, where models were mounted onto walls like real-life paintings.

Later in the day, Maria Grazia Chiuri unveiled her latest couture collection for Christian Dior. As the French capital is set to play host to the 2024 Olympic Games next month, the Italian designer embraced the Olympic spirit and presented a lineup of silver and gold Grecian gowns and embellished bodysuits as a tribute to athletes from antiquity to present day. Thom Browne gave us a masterclass in drama, with clothes spectacularly built to showcase powerful construction, and gave himself the challenge of creating a collection crafted entirely out of muslin. At Giambattista Valli, extra volume and florals were the order of the day.

On Tuesday, the fashion pack gathered inside Paris’ Palais Garnier to witness the first Chanel collection following the exit of Virginie Viard. Partly executed by the in-house design team, the studio tapped into classic Chanel codes as the search for Viard’s replacement continues. Amping up the sense of drama (befitting of the setting), voluminous skirts and dramatic capes floated over the mosaic floor of the historic opera house. At 89, Giorgio Armani proved (once again) he’s at the top of his game. For a stellar collection titled “Pearls”, Armani crafted the entire collection this season with the precious gemstone in mind and conjured up a whole plethora of gowns ready for the red carpet – each in a sophisticated color palette of white, platinum, champagne and black.

Over at Balenciaga’s Salons de Couture on 10 Avenue George V, Demna insisted a meditative soundtrack eased the minds of his guests, before bombarding them with his upcycled couture. The last look, a black nylon dress, was crafted from 47 meters of fabric and existed only for the duration of the show. An array of floor-length silhouettes reigned supreme at Elie Saab, as the Lebanese designer continues to display his masterful talent for embellishments and red carpet dressing. For the Fall 2024 season of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week, the Dutch avant-garde design duo Viktor & Rolf drew inspiration from their breakthrough Fall/Winter 1998 ‘Atomic Bomb’ collection and drew on the artistic movements of Cubism and Constructivism.

Lavish velvets draped as capes and impressive beading work were on display at Zuhair Murad. For Nicolas di Felice’s highly-anticipated outing as Jean Paul Gaultier’s guest couturier, the Belgian designer gave us a fresh and minimalist take on signature JPG house codes (such as corsetry and lingerie detailing). To close out his collection, Di Felice’s finale look consisted of a sheer nude wedding gown-style dress that was covered in 10,568 hook and eye closures.

Needless to say, the Fall 2024 season of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week was full of memorable moments. Scroll further for the hits and misses, all in accordance of theFashionSpot’s very own army of loyal fashion critics:

MISS | Viktor & Rolf

“Dreadful. After all these decades, their idea of fashion is still adolescent at best. They want to be cOncEpTuAl so bad.” [GoldenPetals]

“The trick has gone old…” [jeanclaude]

“I really do wonder how successful they are in couture sales. And also, how their clients store the pieces. Viktor & Rolf designs are adolescent. They have been limited and no evolution from them.” [jeremeydante]

See all the looks from the Viktor & Rolf Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

HIT | Giorgio Armani Privé

“Nobody does black velvet like Armani.” [lookatme]

“Again, a Giorgio Armani Privé collection takes my breath away! This has truly lifted me up, what a sight for sore eyes. A flawless collection from start to finish, love the monochromatic color palette, the embellishments, that liquid-like fabric Armani uses so well… I am in couture heaven!” [vogue28]

“Just stunning. Classic but never stale. Sleek but never basic.” [GoldenPetals]

See all the looks from the Giorgio Armani Privé Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

HIT | Chanel

“This is such a dignified collection. Chanel can definitely survive without a creative director. Just call Emmanuelle Alt for consulting and that’s it!” [helmutnotdead]

“Seeing how different this collection is from Virad’s usual tricks, I have a hunch that the studio decided to make radical changes to the designs after she left. The proportions, though matronly, are actually on point and the the shoulders and waistline fall perfectly.” [LadyJunon]

“I love all the capes, the high-necks, the puff sleeves and even the pajama bloomers – very Karl’s Victorian rococo Coco. All you need is a horse carriage and a chauffeur to complete the scene. I am getting Marie Antoinette sneaking into a Paris masked ball from this.” [TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

See all the looks from the Chanel Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

MISS | Balenciaga

“Everything from soundtrack to the clothes and ideas just screams banal, disconnected, pretentious and lazy.” [PDFSD]

“I feel like Demna is purposefully trolling critics who say he is boring by using that soundtrack. I tried really hard to not fall asleep especially coupled with those first few looks. Demna’s couture is getting worse, and the repetition of the references and very very very cheap-looking menswear pieces.” [Mody]

“I can drap 47-meter fabric and make it still wearable. What is this nonsense mess.” [TaylorBinque]

See all the looks from the Balenciaga Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

MISS | Julie de Libran

“Some of these outfits look like they were made overnight before the show.” [TaylorBinque]

“Girl, 5 years in the game and this is still the best you can do? If you cannot elevate you design, at least elevate your fabrics development or presentation.” [THD96]

“There’s a reason why brands uses models instead of real people to model their designs. The sizes and proportions of the models are generally standardized. Here, everything is wrong because for what it supposed to look like Couture, it looks very frumpy and unflattering. EVERY look is unfortunate. Terrible!” [Lola701]

See all the looks from the Julie de Libran Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

HIT | Schiaparelli

I think that this is Daniel Roseberry’s best collection to date. So many beautiful looks.” [MModa]

“Wow, what a collection. Daniel is brilliant, and the ways they’ve reintroduced this house is so beautiful. I love all the looks, the staging, the soundtrack- all of it. So pretty. This is what runway and couture are all about. Beautiful pacing, intimate lighting.” [jeremydante]

“This was a collection full of invention and craft.” [Deleted Member 164032]

See all the looks from the Schiaparelli Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

MISS | Charles de Vilmorin

“Did he graduate? This looks like a fashion school collection.” [tourbillions]

“I can picture this collection as props for Disneyland. They could use this to inaugurate new attractions about Disney villains.” [jeanclaude]

“Too many references which get him lost…” [bennyboy]

See all the looks from the Charles de Vilmorin Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

MISS | Christian Dior

“Maria Grazia Chiuri doesn’t have much enthusiasm or passion or adoration or admiration for dressing women. For a moment it seemed like a Sunday with all the washed sheets drying in the wind.” [CholoChic]

“The collection is pretty but forgettable. Nothing offensive, simple basic silhouettes. The Dior couture client base buys mostly because it’s Dior and they are not true fashion customers at this point. I would imagine the atelier can craft this in their sleep.” [reese06]

“How much longer is gonna be allowed at Dior? The mosaics? Sweet, for a child’s school project or a gymnasium wall – not couture. I understand keeping things safe, or tame, sure. But this is prêt-à-porter and we all know it. Sad.” [jeremydante]

See all the looks from the Christian Dior Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

MISS | Thom Browne

“OMG, what a waste of everything! Pretentious and bad fashion. Then again, I did not expect anything else from Thom Browne…” [90sFan]

“His ‘couture’ collections always look like a child of Guo Pei and Rei Kawakubo suffering from stiff person syndrome.” [avonlea002]

DIABOLICAL! Villainous waste of fabric and time. Sometimes I think being with Andrew Bolton has led believe everything should be made for museums because who the f*** is wearing this much less paying for it?” [VogueDisciple93]

See all the looks from the Thom Browne Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

MISS | Iris van Herpen

“The 3d printing has been milked to death for such a long time that Iris van Herpen should probably stop waiting for any potential couture client. Her work lost its allure a long long time ago.” [JohannesL]

“With Iris’ scientific/alien-esque direction, it was interesting at first but where can you take it when you’re so far beyond into the outer realm? We are bored now. Flip the direction on us.” [jeremydante]

“Well, it seems the 3D printed has gone out of ABS plastic cartridges this time. One positive thing here, it’s only 5 looks!” [jeanclaude]

See all the looks from the Iris van Herpen Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

HIT | Jean Paul Gaultier

“I LOOOOOOOOVED IT. I could’ve used a bit more drama, maybe. But, the sense of restraint. The color story, the concept of under garments and the delicate use of coverage and exposure- what a balance. Obsessed with the runway soundtrack.” [jeremydante]

“My favorite collection of the week. The collection was so sleek and elegant. The reduced color palettes, the leather, the hook-and-eyes, the pockets, the overall rigor and willowy silhouettes, I love it.” [LadyJunon]

“I knew Nicolas Di Felice had it in him. Wow!” [Alquimista]

See all the looks from the Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

HIT | Zuhair Murad

“Beautiful collection. Very sophisticated.” [Urban Stylin]

“Always a fan of Zuhair Murad’s couture collections, and this is no exception. A whole multitude of gorgeous gowns, don’t even know where to start in selecting just on standout look. Every single look here has their strong point, whether it’s colour, embellishment or fabric.” [vogue28]

“Loyal Fan. There were some beautiful gowns. The collection really shines.” [Empress of Dress]

See all the looks from the Zuhair Murad Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

MISS | Tamara Ralph

“It’s a little too inconsistent. Some pieces look like royalty while others look like leftovers. Also, it’s basically a mishmash of Valli, Versace, and Elie Saab. Hardly any identity.” [GoldenPetals]

“Tacky. This makes me think Michael Russo was the stronger talent. Tamara definitely needs someone to help her better edit and tailor the clothes. My main issue with this collection is the design. Too amateur for a designer who has been exposed to a higher level of taste.” [TerraVera]

See all the looks from the Tamara Ralph Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

HIT | Elie Saab

“Stunning from start to finish. His technique and his vision are timeless. And what a CAST.” [GoldenPetals]

“As always… top of the class!” [Empress of Dress]

“As always with Elie Saab, everything is just executed to perfection and looks absolutely flawless. In love with this collection just as much as Saab’s previous ones. The colour palette and sense of cohesion is spot-on, love how the collection starts off with black, runs into burgundy and ends with all those nude numbers.” [vogue28]

See all the looks from the Elie Saab Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

MISS | Giambattista Valli

“Not his best work.” [Mutterlain]

“I understand design signatures and the importance of developing house code, but there is a distinct same-ness with Giambattista that feels like something more dull than continuity. The collection seemed to attempt differentiation with the petals and painted faces (unnecessary) but for me it missed the mark.” [jeremydante]

“Giambattista Valli makes wonderful dresses but there’s never a push for something new. Just one big collection for the last 6 years.” [brandon J pierre]

See all the looks from the Giambattista Valli Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

HIT | Alexis Mabille

“The cat dress is probably the best thing that he has ever designed.” [JohannesL]

“So cute!” [TomBlanksFullFatFashion]

“The kitty dress is very cool.” [GoldenPetals]

See all the looks from the Alexis Mabille Haute Couture Fall 2024 collection.

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The Fall 2024 season of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week comes to an official close today, and we have been in a total state of awe since the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode’s schedule for the season kicked off on Monday.

All eyes were on Daniel Roseberry at Schiaparelli earlier this week, who kick-started the couture festivities with his latest Schiaparelli collection. The Texas-born designer focused on the idea of rebirth, with avant-garde designs reflecting stages of metamorphosis for an elegant salon-style presentation. Speaking of elegance, Giorgio Armani proved (once again) he is truly the master of sophisticated and pure unapologetic glamour. Mr. Armani crafted his entire collection this season with the precious pearl gemstone in mind and conjured up a plethora of gowns ready for the red carpet. This Fall 2024 season of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week also bestowed upon us the first Chanel collection subsequent to the abrupt exit of Virginie Viard. As Jean Paul Gaultier’s seventh guest couturier, Nicolas Di Felice (of Courrèges) took his bow after presenting his minimalist vision for the revered French designer’s clientele.

Needless to say, the Fall 2024 season of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week was one for the books. From Christian Dior to Charles de Vilmorin (and everything in between), watch theFashionSpot’s highlights of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week Fall 2024 below:

Schiaparelli:

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Georges Hobeika:

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Christian Dior:

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Thom Browne:

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Giambattista Valli:

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Chanel:

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Stéphane Rolland:

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Charles de Vilmorin:

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Giorgio Armani Privé:

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Balenciaga:

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Elie Saab:

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Zuhair Murad:

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Jean Paul Gaultier:

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Ashi Studio:

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