The Best Looks From Paris Fashion Week S/S 2024
Relive our favorite runway moments here.
While every girl wants to travel to Paris, it is the fashion lovers who absolutely need to witness Paris Fashion Week.
The recent Spring/Summer 2024 runway shows in Paris took us all in a whirlwind as brands showcased their collections for this season. Each brand put us in awe with how they took ready-to-wear clothing to the next level. We also can’t forget how the various collections took into consideration the variety of women out there and how each of them has their own definition of what it means to be feminine.
From the strong silhouettes of Schiaparelli and Balmain to the softer feminine looks provided by Givenchy, Hermès, and Saint Laurent, this year’s shows had everything you could ever dream of.
In the gallery below, we have compiled the highlights of the recent Paris Fashion Week. Take a look and tell us which collections you love the most!
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Alexander McQueen
Alexander McQueen went the anatomical route for their Spring-Summer 2024 collection by focusing on the anatomy of the female body.
Alexander McQueen
They took it a step further by also drawing inspiration from Queen Elizabeth I, red roses, and Magdalena Abakanowicz. Whether subtly or directly, each of these influences are clearly seen in the pieces featured in this collection.
Alexander McQueen
We also have to note how this show paid homage to Lee Alexander McQueen by showcasing ensembles that aim to empower women.
Balmain
Balmain exceeded our expectations and continued to show their deep understanding of blending art with everyday clothing.
Balmain
For their 2024 Spring-Summer collection, they presented ensembles perfect for the confident modern-day woman who strives to remain outside of the box.
Balmain
Balmain did it all – blacks and whites, sharp shoulders, bold colors, pleating, polka dots, and, of course, florals.
Chanel
Chanel’s Spring-Summer 2024 collection brought about smiles across the room with its use of a variety of colors and splashes of playfulness.
Chanel
The brand’s pieces were inspired by villa Noailles in the South of France, as seen in the rectangular and square-like silhouettes, as well as the choice of colors.
Chanel
We can’t help but feel happy while watching this collection as it feels like being a child again and looking through a kaleidoscope.
Chloé
This year, Chloé debuted their Spring-Summer collection at the footsteps of the Eiffel Tower. This collection perfectly complemented the city’s renowned tower with its wonderful use of architectural design.
Chloé
The brand opted to keep it fresh this season with their use of laid back hues, and relaxed and rounded silhouettes.
Chloé
The collection also featured notes of black leather and pleated mustard ensembles.
Dior
For the SS2024 collection of Dior, the brand went for monochromatic and toned down hues with hints of print, fabric manipulation, and tailoring.
Dior
Here, Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri aims to give us a mix of feminism and femininity, while taking into consideration what it means to be in the present moment and live with the times.
Dior
This collection highlights and centers the importance of modernity and womanhood.
Givenchy
This season, Givenchy takes us back to what it means to be elegant. The brand reminds us how elegance and sophistication is found within us and isn’t merely a form of dressing.
Givenchy
With this, their collection brings out the natural and innate elegance of a woman through supple fabrics, expert tailoring, and subtle detailing.
Givenchy
The ensembles perfectly blended with each woman, further enhancing their beauty.
Hermès
Hermès took us on a summer stroll along the countryside with their Spring-Summer 2024 runway show.
Hermès
Their collection gave off notes of rustic sophistication and elegance, while also using soft structural design to mesh together modernity and the calming ambience of nature.
Hermès
Hermès showed us how simplicity used alongside intentional and intricate detailing can truly elevate daily fashion.
Louis Vuitton
The Spring-Summer 2024 collection of Louis Vuitton felt very animated with their use of graphic designs, vintage nostalgia, and a wide array of different motifs.
Louis Vuitton
We also simply have to applaud at how the brand cleverly matched patterns and colors in a nuanced yet distinct way.
Louis Vuitton
All in all, this collection definitely shows a new angle of feminine design.
Saint Laurent
Saint Laurent’s Spring-Summer 2024 collection featured ensembles that showed off the excellent craftsmanship of the brand through clean lines and straight-cut silhouettes.
Saint Laurent
We saw a lot of nods toward aviation and utility, and also pieces that featured mini skirts, ruffles, and see-through mesh tops.
Saint Laurent
Saint Laurent has always been about pragmatism when it comes to their RTW designs, and this collection shows the versatility of what ‘pragmatic’ means to each woman.
Schiaparelli
Ever since the brand’s birth, Elsa Schiaparelli has pushed the boundaries of fashion with her use of eccentric and outlandish design.
Schiaparelli
In Schiaparelli’s SS24 RTW Collection, An Everyday Sensation, Daniel Roseberry didn’t fail to honor her legacy and push it towards a new generation.
Schiaparelli
Schiaparelli certainly is a brand everyone looks forward to seeing given its ability to create the most stunningly crafted silhouettes.
Zimmermann
Zimmermann’s collection this season was nothing short of enchanting, artistic, and natural.
Zimmermann
The pieces featured on the runway felt like the exact definition of what a summer spent in Europe is supposed to feel like.
Zimmermann
From the light colors to the silhouettes and fabrics that just seem to float, it wouldn’t come as a surprise if every girl out there wanted one of their pieces.
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