Paris Fashion Week

Our must-read guide to the key shows of the season — as they happen.

Mrs P picked up where she left off last season with micro-mini proportions, while also introducing a tougher energy into the mix.

Virginie Viard's latest collection for the Parisian house was a technicolour celebration of the house's iconic wool fabric.

Drawing from his own history, Demna made a powerful statement on war and refugees with a show that will be remembered decades down the line.

Replete with car-dresses, balloon shoes and sheer latex looks, Jonathan Anderson's latest collection exemplified the tension at the house's core.

In a feast for the senses, the designer delivered one of the most poignant, emotional collections of the week.

Maria Grazia Chiuri offered extreme protection through inflatable airbags, supportive ankle straps and temperature-controlled Bar jackets.

Sensuality seemed to be the order of the day for Anthony Vaccarello and the brand's AW22 collection.

His last collection – which included couture worn by Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford – celebrated how Off-White shifted fashion’s course forever.

The Belgian designer brought his deliciously off-kilter vision to fashion's highest heights.

In his first IRL couture show for the Roman house, Kim Jones drew exquisite parallels between the distant past and future.

From Mumbai to Paris, Maria Grazia Chiuri’s latest collection celebrated the magical capabilities of the hand.