Paris Jackson Ain’t Your Gold Diamond Digger TV Reporter In Messika 

The Detail: Chloé’s Bouffant Panties

For her second collection at halfway between the no pants and the bubble skirt that we have seen everywhere in recent months, this new interpretation of the micro-short is already shaping up to be the hit of next summer.

Anniversary: ​​Mugler Celebrates 50 Years Of Creation 

The Mugler show was undoubtedly one of the most anticipated of the day. And for good reason, since the French house is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. To mark the occasion, Casey Cadwallader, creative director since 2017, delved into Mugler’s archives to reinterpret them in a contemporary way. The flower, the common thread of this spring-summer 2025 collection, echoes the heritage of the fashion house where the natural world has always met science fiction. Here it is dissected, exploded, embodied on dresses and corseted suits with exacerbated curves. Its padded petals envelop the hips while its buds transform into vibrant prints on airy mini-dresses. A collection with multiple references to the history of the house, and one of the most in line with its heritage that Casey Cadwallader has produced to date. 

The Model: Paris Jackson Walks The Runway At Messika

The Messika Haute Joaillerie show, held on the sidelines of Paris Fashion Week, ended this third day in style. In the front row, the stars were, as always, in large numbers to admire the new sparkling sets designed by Valérie Messika. Not enough to steal the show from the star-studded cast, made up of top models and supermodels like Cindy Bruna and Eva Herzigová. This time, however, a star made her first appearance on the runway of the jewelry house: Paris Jackson, dressed all in black, wearing around her neck a massive gold and diamond necklace with large three-row links, as well as a pair of matching earrings and a ring. Not to mention her signature nose piercings, also paved with diamonds. Magnetic. 

The Setting: California Dreamin’ At Casablanca

A few days ago, some of the guests of the Casablanca show received an invitation in the form of a skateboard deck, partly hinting at the theme of the show. While we were expecting to see references to skate culture on the catwalk, we still didn’t imagine finding ourselves among tuned vintage Chevrolets and other retro American lowrider cars à la “Pimp my Ride”. A decor that undeniably refers to California in the 70s, supported by orange light effects reminiscent of sunsets on Venice Beach. A real journey that made us forget, for a moment, the terribly gloomy Parisian weather.

Uma Wang has definitely confirmed the emerging trend seen on the catwalks of the last few days. Soon, our bags with rounded curves will give way to sharp and geometric cuts, and more particularly to the rectangular shape. The Chinese designer has proposed a whole series of them, in patent leather and equipped with a shoulder strap that looks like a seat belt. It didn’t take more to put a new fashion craze in our heads.