With that, the timing of Prada’s bullet bra makes sense. While the name sounds violent (another descriptor for the design is the torpedo bra), it came from the shape the bias-cut bra molded the breast into—though, ironically, the design was also popular during both World War I and II.

Paris Fashion Week has a way of making fashion feel cinematic. The runways set the stage, but it's the street style that tells the real story—where personal style, spontaneity, and a certain Parisian ease collide.

Not just clothes. Jewelry seen here during fashion week showed range, covering a spectrum of inspirations and aesthetics. From heritage pieces tweaked to meet modern demands to nature-inspired delicate creations,

Nicholas Ghesquière transported guests straight to a 19th century train station for Louis Vuitton’s autumn/winter ’25/’26 show at Paris Fashion Week.