Vogue World: Paris Runway Trends You Can Shop Now

Vogue World: Paris has wrapped, and with it, a spectacular display of fashion trends that have everyone talking. From Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner’s unforgettable entrance on horseback to captivating turns from FKA Twigs, Karlie Kloss, and more, the event celebrated the intertwined worlds of fashion and sport. It served as a journey through ten decades of style, culminating in a showcase of the best in summer fashion, encompassing everything from cycling and swimming to tennis and gymnastics.

The runway, set within the famed Place Vendôme, surrounded by haute couture ateliers in the heart of Paris’ First Arrondissement, was a feast for the eyes. It featured pieces from iconic French houses like Chanel, Dior, Saint Laurent, Alaïa, and Givenchy, all distilled into six key trends. Vogue World: Paris essentially gave us a cheat sheet for what’s hot in fashion right now.

For summer, the standout trend is the return of retro stripes. Jacquemus declared this summer the season of stripes, with colorful striped dresses and bikinis from Jean Paul Gaultier echoing the 1940s style. Speaking of color, richly hued chiffon capes and flowing gowns from Givenchy, Alexandre Vauthier, Giambattista Valli, and the new line by Chemena Kamali, in vibrant, saturated shades, are perfect for high summer.

Looking ahead to fall 2024, houses like Dior and Hermès have signaled a resurgence of the ‘horse girl’ aesthetic. Blazers and riding jackets with nipped-in waists, nodding to the 1950s, were seen on fall 2024 runways from Thom Browne to Maison Margiela Haute Couture. To complete the look, opt for a full skirt and a pair of riding boots.

Beyond these standout trends, Vogue World: Paris unveiled other must-have looks:

Retro Stripes:

Dive into the classic summer trend with swimwear, dresses, and tops that pay homage to both the 1940s and the quintessential French marinière.

Out of This World! Silver and White:

Drawing inspiration from the silver and white of fencing uniforms, this section of the show celebrated 1960s French fashion. Think mod white Courrèges dresses and silver chainmail from Paco Rabanne.

Sports Style:

With athletes walking the runway in authentic athletic wear, there was no shortage of sports-inspired fashion. From designer tennis dresses to football jerseys, the show embraced the real thing.

Disco Colors:

The groovy 1970s were represented by show-stopping chiffon dresses and capes from Givenchy, featuring a dazzling array of highly-saturated hues in caftan-like silhouettes. Draw inspiration from this portion of the runway for your next party or soiree with a fabulous maxidress.

Horse Girl Fall:

The world of fashion and equestrianism have always been intertwined, with many women in the industry being riders. Paying homage to this connection, pieces from the French fashion houses of Dior and Hermès embodied the 1950s silhouette with nipped-in blazers and full skirts.

Belle Époque:

The show’s opening decade, featuring five dazzling evening dresses from Chanel, spanned a whopping 100 years from 1924 to 2024. Among them were decorative looks inspired by the 1920s, gilded dresses from Dries Van Noten, Dior, and Miu Miu. You, too, can dress like the golden age.