The “Ripley” star added on a pair of cap-toe platform heels and a gold chain necklace emblazoned with the brand’s interlocking “C” logo. A satin lantern-shaped version of Chanel’s signature quilted handbags topped off her look.

In an unexpected appearance, a rogue pigeon stole the show during the conclusion of Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday. As seen in footage shared on social media, the lone bird scurried along the runway ahead of Chanel's fall-winter presentation at the weeklong fashion extravaganza.

This ethos is exactly why the French couture house’s Paris fashion show is a street style hub: It’s all in the details. Season after season, the fashion world comes together to marvel at resplendent boucle, covet demure handbags in pink plaid, and gaze upon the latest and greatest skirt set—and not just on the runway.

Matthieu Blazy, who was named Chanel creative director in December 2024, debuted his fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection as one of the final shows during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday. The collection followed suit with Chanel signature tweed stylings, with added bursts of color.

It’s been a pretty eclectic Paris Fashion Week (March 3-11). We’ve had Victoria Beckham turn a dressing gown into a dreamily draped top, Sarah Burton put her stamp on Givenchy, and witty Dutch designer Duran Lantink – tipped to take over at Jean Paul Gaultier – sent a male model down the runway wearing prosthetic breasts.

Dakota Fanning watched the latest Chanel show from the front row. The presentation was for the brand's fall 2025 collection. It was created under the direction of the design studio as incoming creative director Matthieu Blazy will present his first collection in October.

While most opted for sophisticated tweed and dark hues for their looks, Fanning embraced the light via a crunchy leather blazer and matching capri pants—both awash in a surprisi