If it feels like Paris Fashion Week hasn’t ended, that’s because it hasn’t – a fact confirmed by the latest presentation to take place in the French capital.
On the final day of proceedings, n couture brand Zimmermann debuted its new collection of womenswear in front of a predictably star-studded front row.
Making their presence felt during the Spring-Summer 2025 show, Emma Roberts and Isla Fisher commanded attention as they settled down alongside fellow guests Ruby Stokes and Thomasin McKenzie.
Emma, 33, caught the eye in a sleeveless polka dot dress from the brand, teamed with heavily tinted sunglasses – worn despite the presentation taking place indoors.
Joining the actress, n star Isla, 48, looked typically elegant in a frilled floral co-ord with a cinched waistline.
Isla Fisher and Emma Roberts led the glamour at Paris Fashion Week on Monday afternoon
L-R: Emma Roberts, Isla Fisher, Ruby Stokes and Thomasin McKenzie attend the Zimmermann Paris Womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week
L-R: Nadine Leopold, Devon Windsor, Helena Bordon, Leonie Hanne, Charlotte Groeneveld and Paola Alberdi were also in attendance at the fashion event in the French capital
Other guests on the day included models Nadine Leopold and Devon Windsor as the event served as one of the final acts in a busy week for the fashionably dressed.
While Zimmermann launched its latest collection, Stella McCartney took to a market street on the Left Bank of Paris for her spring summer runway show on Monday, sending models out in airy dresses, boxy tailored suits and fluffy, cloud-like knits made from recycled nylon.
Models marched down the pavement on pointy heels, backless flats and a new, high top Adidas sneaker, the trains of their wispy dresses floating behind them, many with their backs mostly bare.
‘It’s about having a lightness of touch, having that femininity,’ she said after the show, speaking to journalists after greeting guests who included Greta Gerwig, Natalie Portman and James McCartney.
‘And then, you know, having the man in there – the masculinity,’ she added, referring to the manly suits, which were loosely cut, often worn without a top.
The label calculated the percentage of materials in the show that it deemed sustainable.
These included a silver handbag made from a mycelium leather alternative and chunky jewellery representing doves carved from gold and silver extracted from electronics and medical waste.
The figure was 91%, McCartney said, noting the remaining 9% was likely metals like brass and belt buckles.
n star Isla looked typically elegant in a frilled floral co-ord with a cinched waistline
Isla rounded off her look with a pair of conventional black heels (left) while Emma opted for a sleeveless polka dot dress (right)
American actress Emma commanded attention as she posed for photos at the event on Monday afternoon
She posed for a photo alongside fellow guest Brit Hines before the catwalk presentation
‘Ask any other fashion house what sustainability percent this week is and they won’t even know what you’re asking,’ she said.
Birds were another theme; the show’s soundtrack featured Prince’s 1980s hit “When doves cry” interpreted by singer Patti Smith.
‘I’m trying to tell everyone that those feathers you’re seeing on the runway – all is pointless,’ said McCartney.
While Zimmermann launched its latest collection, Stella McCartney took to a market street on the Left Bank of Paris for her spring summer runway show on Monday (pictured)
Guests at the Stella McCartney show included the Academy Award winning actress Natalie Portman (pictured)