Cara Delevingne makes a statement in a plunging purple suit while catwalk queen Kate Moss and dazzling Shakira wow in glamorous looks at Tom Ford's Paris Fashion Week show

Cara Delevingne opted for a striking purple velvet suit as she led the glamorous stars at Tom Ford's Paris Fashion Week show at the Place Vendome on Wednesday.
The supermodel, 34, turned heads in the plunging two-piece and quirky glasses after departing her hotel, Le Bristol Paris.
Catwalk queen Kate Moss, 52, looked incredible as she flashed her string bralette beneath an unbuttoned blue shirt.
The supermodel complemented her stylish look with a black PVC skirt and chic heels, while even making sure her blue-coloured vape matched her outfit.
Shakira made a surprise appearance, flying all the way in from Miami, Florida as she stunned in a £3,030 backless Tom Ford crystal dress.
The Colombian singer, 49, pulled out all the stops in the elegant gown while posing for photos at the famous square.
Cara Delevingne, 34, opted for a striking purple velvet suit as she led the glamorous stars at Tom Ford's Paris Fashion Week show at the Place Vendome on Wednesday
Catwalk queen Kate Moss, 52, looked incredible as she flashed her string bralette beneath an unbuttoned blue shirt
Shakira, 49, made a surprise appearance, flying all the way in from Miami, Florida as she stunned in a £3,030 backless Tom Ford crystal dress
Meanwhile, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, 39, oozed elegance in a chocolate brown three-piece silk outfit.
Paris Jackson, 28, Cynthia Erivo, 39, and Tate McRae, 23, all slipped into tailored suits for the occasion.
Just days ago, Cara stole the show at the ninth annual L'Oreal Paris catwalk as she modelled a striking red mesh gown.
She and celebrities including Kendall Jenner, Eva Longoria and Heidi Klum stormed the runway in front of star-studded guests on the FROW.
Celine Dion made an unannounced appearance under the Eiffel Tower, belting out her hit I'm Alive on Monday night.
Celine is in the middle of a comeback residency in the French capital, after a battle with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS) forced her to cancel her last tour in 2023.
The singer, 58, appeared to have the time of her life as she danced with the runway stars in a glamorous strapless velour gown after her surprise finale.
The supermodel turned heads in the plunging two-piece and quirky glasses after departing her hotel, Le Bristol Paris
Just days ago, Cara stole the show at the ninth annual L'Oreal Paris catwalk as she modelled a striking red mesh gown
Cara complemented her statement look with red accessories
Kate complemented her stylish look with a black PVC skirt and chic heels, while even making sure her blue-coloured vape matched her outfit
The runway legend looked shy while she was photographed walking into the show
Kate ensured all eyes were on her as she made her arrival
The supermodel showcased her toned figure
She dared to bare under her stripe shirt
Kate made an outfit change later in the evening for a night out in the city
She wowed in a slinky black dress and edgy leather jacket
The Colombian singer pulled out all the stops in the elegant gown while posing for photos at the famous square
Rosie looked stunning as she paired her look with brown high-heels
Cynthia Erivo, 39, looked picture perfect in a tailored black suit as she arrived
Similarly, Paris Jackson, 28, wore black tailored trousers and added a touch of spice with a crop blazer jacket
Tate McRae, 23, oozed elegance in a strapless tailored jumpsuit
Sam Claflin looked dashing in a stripe blue and white shirt with black tailored trousers
She signed as a global brand ambassador for L'Oréal Paris in July 2023 and made her first-ever appearance months later.
Paris Fashion Week returned on Monday for its Womenswear Spring/Summer 2027 edition.
It runs across a packed nine-day schedule, with the city hosting a record-breaking 68 runway shows and 34 presentations.
This year, the spotlight is on two key creative directorship debuts: Drew Henry is unveiling his first look for Courrèges, and Kai Nesselrath is making his debut at Carven.
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