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10 #ParisFashionWeek looks you will love forever

July 10, 2017

Presenting the best looks from the recently concluded Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week 2017. 

We've saved the best for the last.

Here comes the bride!

This Georges Chakra bride made an impressive entry dressed in a white contemporary bridal dress with flowers and sparkle, and knee-length boots. The flowing cape added a dramatic twist to the gorgeous outfit.     

Photograph: Thierry Chesnot/Getty Images

 

You can never go wrong with sheer! We couldn't take our eyes off this beautiful lavender one-shoulder Georges Chakra evening gown, what about you!

Photograph: Thierry Chesnot/Getty Images

 

A model dressed in a lavender gown from Zuhair Murad's Haute Couture Fall/Winter collection.

Photograph: Francois Durand/Getty Images 

 

Watch out for Zuhair Murad's reincarnation of the Gibson girl as a fairy tale princess dressed in shimmer and sprays of crystals. Impressive, isn't it? 

Photograph: Francois Durand/Getty Images

 

Lan Yu showed us how you can nail an all-white look in a pair of white trousers and a delightful sheer, ruffled cropped top.

Photograph: Laurent Viteur/Getty Images 

 

Ziad Nakad embraced the Victorian-esque gowns and how! This model strode down the ramp in a romantic silhouette in green. 

Photograph: Kristy Sparow/Getty Images 

 

Another of Ziad Nakad's dazzling creations. This collection truly stole our hearts, what about you.

Photograph:  Kristy Sparow/Getty Images 

 

Grey never looked so good on the runway. A model in a sophisticated gown with dramatic flair by Ziad Nakad.

Photograph: Kristy Sparow/Getty Images 

 

Black in all its glory, weaved subtly in this piece! It's amazing how sheer adds a certain lightness to this Elie Saab gown, which was inspired by the tale of fallen kings.  

Photograph: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images 

 

How about an embroidered jacket with a tailored pair of trousers?

It's here that old meets the new in Elie Saab's extraordinary collection. The intricate embroidery was an ode to the ornamental artistry of an era gone by. 

Photograph: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images 

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