The stars were out in force at the hottest event in town, Chanel’s Paris Fashion Week show at the Grand Palais on Tuesday.
And all eyes were on Penelope Cruz, 49, who channeled the ’80s in a leather miniskirt outfit worn with a rhinestone belt and a collared top.
Sporting a short, sharp bob cut, she wore killer heels with an ankle strap and dark sunglasses as she waved to the crowd.
Of course, she carried the must-have classic Chanel quilted bag in her hand.
She was in good company that day because Margaret Qualley, 29, was also in attendance, wearing a long mustard bouclé coat over a matching mini.
In a nod to a bygone era, she wore Mary-Jane heels and black knee-high socks, completing her look with a side ponytail.
Penelope Cruz rocked an ’80s-inspired leather mini suit as she joined muses Margaret Qualley, Zoey Deutch and Vanessa Paradis at the Chanel Paris Fashion Week show at the Grand Palais on Tuesday.
She was in good company that day as Margaret (left) was also present wearing a long mustard bouclé coat over a matching mini skirt and Zoey (right).
Vanessa Paradis, muse of the late great fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, looked incredible in a 70s-style blouse and jeans
Gigi Hadid burst onto the runway in a very elegant black ensemble with thick gold jewelry.
The models walked along a semicircular catwalk in front of a projection screen.
Lilac geometric prints and capes were also key themes worn by the models.
Zoey Deutch, 29, looked incredible wearing her short blonde pixie cut and a belted tweed coat that she wore as a dress.
The leggy lady wore sophisticated pumps and added a pop of color to her look with a pink camellia brooch.
And Vanessa Paradis, 51, muse of the late, great fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, looked incredible in a ’70s-style blouse and jeans.
Lagerfeld worked at Chanel until his death on February 19, 2019. On the same day, the house named his longtime right-hand woman, Virginie Viard, as its new artistic director.
Gigi Hadid, 28, stormed the semi-circular catwalk looking somber in a sleek black ensemble with chunky gold jewelry.
Chanel stuck to her signature classic styles, with lilac, white and black being the key color themes.
Elvis’ granddaughter Riley Keough, 34, wore a tweed back jacket over a printed dress.
She wore a chain belt to cinch her waist and added pops of color to her ensemble with a red toiletry bag and a smear of ruby lipstick.
Penelope took off her dark sunglasses once inside the venue.
He greeted the spectators as he prepared to enter.
Zoey Deutch looked incredible wearing her short blonde pixie cut and a belted tweed coat that she wore as a dress.
Vanessa threw a black coat over her shoulders for her grand entrance.
And the lining of his coat was red, which tied the color together very well.
Riley signed on as the new face of Chanel in October when Chanel confirmed that the actress will be part of its upcoming spring 2024 campaign.
She was also in the City of Love in July when she attended Chanel’s haute couture showcase, while she was also present at the brand’s Cruise 2023 show in Los Angeles two months earlier.
She also has deeper ties to the fashion house, as she is good friends with Chanel ambassador Kristen Stewart after they appeared together in ‘The Runaways’.
Kristen recently praised Riley, who has appeared in films such as ‘The Terminal List,’ ‘Mad Max: Fury Road,’ and ‘American Honey.’
In the September issue of Vanity Fair magazine, he said, “She’s the best at everything she’s ever done.” Because she’s not acting. She is a solid shipper.
“She’s always being honest and that’s a vulnerable place to put yourself in.”
“And I don’t want to disparage any project, but there are some actors who just can’t do anything that isn’t interesting.”
Meanwhile, Riley previously described her own fashion sense as “malleable” and “inconsistent.”
Elvis’s granddaughter, Riley Keough, wore a jacket over a printed dress; she signed up as the new face of Chanel in October.
Lilac was one of the key colors on the runway and look at that floppy hat!
Lagerfeld worked at Chanel until his death on February 19, 2019. On the same day, the house named his longtime right-hand woman, Virginie Viard, (pictured) as its new artistic director.