The Fall 2024 season of Paris Fashion Week remains in full-swing. Each and every day, there’s a guaranteed thrill from the designers and fashion houses featured on the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode’s jam-packed schedule. Day five of PFW and we’ve already bared witness to Christian Dior‘s Maria Grazia Chiuri paying tribute to her predecessor Marc Bohan and watched Anthony Vaccarello double down on the sheer trend. Chemena Kamali has since made her highly-anticipated (and highly-praised) debut as Chloé creative director while Rick Owens‘ otherworldly collection left us in awe.

Scroll further for part one of theFashionSpot’s highlights of Paris Fashion Week Fall 2024:

Peter Do:

See all the looks from the Peter Do Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Mame Kurogouchi:

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Christian Dior:

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Saint Laurent:

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Courrèges:

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Dries Van Noten:

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Acne Studios:

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Balmain:

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Rick Owens:

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Off-White:

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Chloé:

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Rabanne:

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Uma Wang:

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Schiaparelli:

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Loewe:

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The Fall 2024 season of Paris Fashion Week is officially a-go! Tonight, under the nights sky of the French capital, Anthony Vaccarello unveiled his latest creations as creative director of Saint Laurent. Muses of the storied French fashion house, both past and present, were in attendance (including everyone from Catherine Deneuve to Kate Moss and Betty Catroux to Zoë Kravitz). A collection true to Monsieur Saint Laurent himself, Vaccarello offered a lineup of draped sheaths, sharp pencil skirts and blouses in an assortment of rich earthy tones. The Saint Laurent model army wore turbans, with some carrying faux fur coats and killer sky-high stilettos completed the look.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“This is so beautiful I want to SCREAM!” [prylvi]

“The show is stunning! Great presentation and the venue is truly impressive (my architect friends and I are blown away).” [thiago]

“SUBLIME. I want to be a Saint Laurent woman NOW!” [matheus_s]

“In terms of what’s on the table, it’s very, very light, I have to be honest, but I loved it! Everything was very David Lynch, there was a strong sexual tension, the soundtrack was exhilarating and the setting absolutely divine. Anthony really does have great taste and an eye for it, you can’t take that away from him at all.” [GivenchyAddict]

“The palette is beautiful, the individual looks are beautiful, but that is a LOT of sheer fabric… it started feeling very repetitive after a while. Which is a shame because his recent shows have been my favorites for a few seasons in a row now.” [Mr-Dale]

“A let down. I was waiting for some great furs but all I see is semi-naked women.” [Alquimista]

“Probably the most REPETITIVE collection I ever experienced. Not a bad collection, per se, but I felt like re-watching the same looks again, and again, and again.” [IloveDiorHomme]

“Repetitive or not, I get my fashion show wet dreams from this. It’s just so sexy, chic, and mostly expensive looking. The set, the lighting, the casting, the music… EVERYTHING was just on point. It makes me want to go in the shop to check it all out and purchase and that’s the whole point.” [Salvatore]

See all the looks from the Saint Laurent Fall 2024 collection and join the conversation, here.

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Everyone loves a flashback, right? Here at theFashionSpot, ahead of us descending upon each fashion capital, we’ve been flashing it back a whole decade to the Fall 2014 season of New York, London, Milan and now Paris Fashion Week.

Just like in the other cities, the fashion landscape was a whole lot different within the French capital. Raf Simons was the creative force behind Christian Dior, Hedi Slimane was heading up Saint Laurent, Riccardo Tisci was still proving every inch his worth at Givenchy and Alexander Wang presented his third mainline collection for Balenciaga while the much-loved Phoebe Philo was still winning us over at Celine.

John Galliano’s eponymous label was a fixture on the PFW schedule (designed by Bill Gaytten), as was Haider Ackermann whose collection showcased the strength of the Colombian-born French designer’s innate design talent and impeccable skill. Anthony Vaccarello’s very own namesake creations were on full display too. The Fall 2014 season also bestowed upon us the late Karl Lagerfeld’s unforgettable supermarket spectacle at Chanel and Sarah Burton’s Alexander McQueen collection felt like a magical and mythological fairytale was coming to life before our very eyes.

Scroll further to flash it back and be fully immersed in Paris Fashion Week’s Fall 2014 season:

Alexander McQueen:

Anthony Vaccarello:

Balenciaga:

Balmain:

Chanel:

Celine:

Chloé:

Christian Dior:

Comme des Garçons:

Dries Van Noten:

Givenchy:

Haider Ackermann:

Jean Paul Gaultier:

John Galliano:

Lanvin:

Louis Vuitton:

Miu Miu:

Rick Owens:

Saint Laurent:

Valentino:

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Perhaps there’s no need to even mention that French Vogue simply hasn’t been the same since becoming Vogue France. Covers have been extremely hit and miss, and this time three years ago, Emmanuelle Alt was bestowing upon us stunning covers with the likes of Anna Ewers. Fast forward to present day and Eugénie Trochu is dropping us Chloë Sevigny as the magazine’s February 2024 cover star. The American actress and fashion darling poses for photographer Larissa Hoffman and is a vision in red. Styled by Jasmine Hassett, Chloë dons a dress from Burberry’s Spring 2024 collection, some patent leather slingbacks from Saint Laurent and a pair of Calzedonia tights to finish off the tone-on-tone look.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Not a fan of the cover photo despite how much I love red, but I’m very happy to see Chloë on it!” noted crmsn upon checking out the cover.

“Love Chloë and the 70s vibe I’m getting from this,” approved justaguy.

“A Vogue France cover I actually would want to buy. It feels more confident than most of their recent covers,” admired forum member kikifoz.

Thiago chimed in: “The cover works for me too!”

Everyone else, however, was left completely disenchanted. “I really wonder who the target audience for Vogue France is now. I used to buy Vogue Paris but I would never buy Vogue France. It’s stale and covers are no longer striking!” voiced Lax89.

“An absolutely horrible photo, of an actress I’ve never liked (she annoys me), but even she deserves better than this bloody monstrosity,” shared mepps.

Are you a fan? See more of Chloë Sevigny as Vogue France’s February 2024 cover star and join the conversation, here.

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Anthony Vaccarello struck gold when he decided to cast a whole multitude of living legends to be faces and embodiment of his vision for Saint Laurent. Betty Catroux, Al Pacino, Jerry Hall and Catherine Deneuve have all made buzz-worthy appearances in the fabled French fashion house’s advertising campaign imagery, subsequent to the Belgian designer taking up his creative director role back in 2016. The Spring 2024 campaign offering appears to be the gift that keeps on giving. Joining a sensational cast of Diana Ross (no introduction required) and American singer-songwriter Michael Stipe is none other than modeling icon Lauren Hutton. Again, with photography from David Sims, Hutton appears in Sims’ photographic studio against a plain grey backdrop, oozing confidence and radiating nothing but pure joy in the wondrous campaign image.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Brilliant portraits!” heralded Ihhbl.

“Love the one with Lauren Hutton! Great energy and her smile is contagious!” admired GivenchyAddict.

Also very much a fan was vogue28, commenting: “Always a delight to see Lauren Hutton! Might not as much as a surprise as Diana Ross but Hutton is very much-welcomed here. What a gorgeous portrait. I do adore how David Sims manages to capture the true persona is his subjects. Lauren’s campaign image, as simple as it is, is so full of energy and life!”

Not everyone, however, was so forthcoming. “Nice to see Lauren Hutton, but I have the opposite impression. She’s giving that smiley-happy face as she does in all her appearances,” sighed a disapproving dontbeadrag.

“Loving all the legends in the campaign but I wish Lauren Hutton was photographed in a different angle, this makes her legs appear much smaller!” stated Urban Stylin.

Await even more from Saint Laurent’s Spring 2024 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Anthony Vaccarello has forever been partial to a living legend starring in Saint Laurent’s campaigns. Since the Belgian designer took charge of the fabled French fashion house back in 2016, campaign stars have included Betty Catroux, Al Pacino, Jerry Hall and Catherine Deneuve to name just a few of Vaccarello’s super special selects. Up next for Spring 2024 is none other than Diana Ross. The music legend’s relationship with the historic brand goes back as far as the 1970s, having been one of the original muses of Monsieur Saint Laurent himself. In the campaign sitting with David Sims behind the lens (which truly feels like a long-overdue full circle moment), the iconic American songstress gazes down Sims’ lens as she sits perched atop a stool in his studio. The unapologetically chic black and white campaign image, features Ms. Ross dressed in one of Vaccarello’s figure-hugging Saint Laurent creations… leaving us somewhat speechless in admiration.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“LEGEND!” declared DK92.

“Timeless Diana. Clean, simple and elegant This delivers,” forum member mepps applauded.

Also very much an admirer of the campaign was vogue28: “Absolutely 110% here for a living legend like Diana Ross becoming the face of Saint Laurent. What a surprise! The campaign image itself is fabulous, something simple and tasteful like this is all an icon like Diana Ross requires.”

“WOW! Saint Laurent is on fire. Imagine being in the logistics department when Vaccarello just says ‘I want Diana Ross’,” Kite commented.

“Diana Ross has a lot of personality and sophistication. So good to see her in a campaign,” Urban Stylin instantly approved.

Mikel simply described the campaign “stunning” and we couldn’t possibly disagree.

Await more from Saint Laurent’s Spring 2024 advertising campaign and share your own thoughts, here.

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We can admit that Marie Claire Arabia doesn’t take our fancy here on theFashionSpit, each and every month. However, with the magazine securing Yasmin Warsame as their December 2023 cover girl – Arabian Marie Claire has our undivided attention. Across a duo of dynamic and commanding covers, the Somali-Canadian beauty who has had us completely besotted with ever since she first stepped out on the runways back in 2002, rocks Anthony Vaccarello’s fierce and fabulous Fall 2023 collection throughout the whole entire cover shoot, complete with photography from Silja Magg.

Needless to say, members of our forums were captivated. “The first cover (below) is amazing,” immediately raved caioherrero.

“CHIC!” exclaimed DK92 in sheer delight over the two covers.

“SO GOOD!” chimed in an agreeable Ihhbl.

Vogue28 shared the same level of enthusiasm, commenting: “I love the colors of the first cover (below)! Marie Claire Arabia out here producing more stimulating content than the vast majority of Vogue editions. Yasmin Warsame wears Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent so unbelievably well. Fierce, I love this.”

“Just… WOW!” voiced Velasco.

Await more from Yasmin Warsame’s Marie Claire Arabia cover story and join the on-going conversation, here.

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There’s a select rooster of models who deserve way more Vogue covers tucked up inside their portfolios. Make no mistake that Constance Jablonski is one of them. Subsequent to scoring her very first with Vogue Portgual’s May 2009 issue, the French beauty has graced the covers of just about every major international edition from Vogue China to Vogue Spain – and we want even more. Following her last (for Vogue Poland) in 2021, Vogue Turkey receives the memo loud and clear, making Jablosnki their cover star for December 2023/January 2024. Via the lens of Branislav Simoncik and with styling from Ceylan Atınç across a duo of delightful covers, Constance dial up the glamour dressed in looks from Dries Van Noten and Saint Laurent (and accessorized with some serious Cartier bling).

Members of our forums will race you down to the newsstand for a copy! “Both covers are really beautiful! Perfect in every way,” raved MModa.

“Always here for Constance. Beautiful covers!” echoed Kerg.

“So lovely! Great lighting and the outfit is beautiful! The second cover is also stunning!” Ihhbl enthused.

“Love the outfit,” GivenchyHomme praised, complimenting Atınç’s styling.

Also very much a fan was vogue28, applauding: “These are two terrific covers, far better than what most other editions of Vogue have been capable of delivering this month. Very much here for the sense of sophistication and glamour, the warmth of the lighting and I am always here for Constance appearing on the covers of Vogue. Major kudos to Vogue Turkey for this!”

“Very Vogue Paris,” admired MON.

Feel the same way? Join the round of applause and await more from Vogue Turkey’s latest, here.

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The holiday buzz is thick in the air, and right now we’re in the midst of our first annual Objects to Desire series which has your gift-giving requirements covered for the festive season as it fast approaches. From Christian Dior to Fendi (and a whole lot more), we here at theFashionSpot, have scoured through the gift guides of just about every major high-fashion brand on the planet to unwrap the most fun and most fabulous items – so you don’t have to.

From cat-eye sunglasses to printed t-shirts, scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top 10 objects to desire from Saint Laurent:

#1 SL M119 Blaze Sunglasses:

Sunglasses with oversized cat-eye frame in acetate, with nylon lenses and a cassandre on wide temples ($960.00).

#2 Cassandre Matelassé Carré Small Cosmetic Pouch:

Small zipped cosmetic pouch decorated with the cassandre and carré-quilted overstitching ($675.00).

#3 Cassandre Double Wrap Bracelet:

Double wrap bracelet in crocodile-embossed leather adorned with the metal cassandre at the center ($425.00).

#4 Leather Take-Away Box:

Box bag with handle, adorned with the cassandre ($1890.00).

#5 Patent Leather Lee Slingback Pumps:

Slingback pumps with a square pointed toe and gold-plated geometric stiletto heel, featuring a square-cut vamp and elasticized slingback strap ($1150.00).

#6 Cassandre Bauble:

Decorative ornament adorned with the cassandre ($175.00).

#7 Juergen Teller T-Shirt:

Classic-fit crew-beck t-shirt featuring a Juergen Teller photography print ($225.00).

#8 Silk Twill Cassandre Scarf:

Rectangular scarf decorated with stripes and the cassandre, made with organic silk ($995.00).

#9 Metal Round Cuff:

Thick cuff with round shape and veined texture ($1390.00).

#10 Icare Maxi Shopping Bag:

Maxi shopping bag with toggle closure, featuring a removable zipped pouch, decorated with carré-quilted overstitching and the new sculpted jewel cassandre ($4900.00).

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From Gigi Hadid to Nyaueth Riam, models have been high on Yeliz Çiçek’s agenda when it comes to selecting Vogue Netherlands’ cover stars. Not allowing standards to slip as we head into 2024, three of modeling’s finest front four collectable covers. Across the quartet of Agata Serge-shot December 2023 covers, Karen Elson, Sasha Pivovarova and Amanda Murphy help ring in Vogue Netherlands’ party-themed latest. Complete with styling from Sarah Gore Reeves, the industry icons sports looks from fashion houses Chanel and Saint Laurent, each captured on location within the grounds of Wave Hill, New York.

With such a stellar cast, the covers immediately caught the attention of theFashionSpot’s forum members. “‘It’s the PARTY SEASON’ but these are the results? Great iconic models, but weird concept/execution. Easily forgettable,” complained MModa.

“Oh no! Was so excited by the cast too,” added Urban Stylin.

MON simply could not have agreed more, adding: “The cast is stellar, but the results leave much to be desired.”

“Party season and Agata Serge opted to shoot outdoors, under gloomy grey skies. Makes sense. Criticism aside, it’s the Sasha Pivovarova cover that is winning me over here… it’s just so clear, stark and direct that I struggle to dislike it,” voiced vogue28.

WAVES said: “Karen’s cover is the best one. She always knows how to pose, so no wonder why she’s still around after such a long time.”

“My favorite is by far Karen Elson’s. Love the pose, the expression and the vibes,” admired penny609.

Which cover do you prefer – if any? Sound off and await more from the December issue of Vogue Netherlands, here.

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