Dua Lipa Shines in a Feathered Look at the "Chanel" Show in Paris
- British singer Dua Lipa caught attention with a striking look that combined feathers and floral details at the French fashion house "Chanel" show for the Spring/Summer 2027 season, part of the Paris Fashion Week events in the French capital. The pop star arrived at the show wearing a red outfit designed by "Chanel", consisting of a sleeveless jacket and a fitted skirt with a high slit, adorned with feather and flower details.
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- The British singer Dua Lipa caught attention with a striking look that combined feathers and floral details at the French fashion house "Chanel" show for the Spring/Summer 2027 season, as part of the Paris Fashion Week. The pop star arrived at the show wearing a red outfit designed by "Chanel", consisting of a sleeveless jacket and a tight skirt with a high slit, adorned with feather and flower details.
She coordinated the look with pointed pink shoes and a bag from the French brand, embellished with shiny details, along with earrings featuring the brand's logo. She opted for a subtle bronzed makeup look and a high ponytail hairstyle.
The feather and flower details in Lipa's look seemed to resonate with the atmosphere of the show, as birds were one of the key visual elements in the collection by creative director Matthew Blazy, which was based on concepts of soaring, movement, and freedom. Illuminated birds appeared suspended above the show space in the "Grand Palais", in a scene that reflected the idea of takeoff and liberation that accompanied the designer's vision for the collection.
Nicole Kidman and her daughter were among the attendees alongside Lipa, with the front row featuring a group of prominent stars from cinema and music, including Australian actress Nicole Kidman who attended with her daughter Faith, American actress and director Olivia Wilde, and French actress Marion Cotillard.
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