24 of the most daring looks celebrities wore to Paris Fashion Week 2023 so far

Her tan outfit included a loose-fitting bralette and a high-waisted skirt with thin ties that wrapped around her stomach. The latter piece also had a ruffled waistline and pleats.

She accessorized with a beige and black version of the Lady D Joy bag, which typically retails for $4,600.

The rapper showed some skin under a sheer, black maxi dress, which she paired with classic black undergarments. She added color and shine with a pair of green heels and stacks of silver bracelets.

Leray's blunt bob gave the ensemble even more edge.

The actress' lightly transparent maxi dress came in a stunning shade of lilac, while her jacket also played off the tone. She completed the look with a slicked-back bun, berry lipstick, and buckled black heels.

The supermodel stuck to a monochrome look at the Saint Laurent menswear show, wearing a black maxi skirt and matching bustier top with a hood.

Harlow kept with the theme for her shoes and accessories — she wore black thong sandals and chunky black bracelets that added extra flair.

The dark YSL dress matched the aesthetic of her "Wednesday" character, whereas Ortega's gold bangles and side-swept hair added some glamour.

Although the Australian model sported a wig, she asked her Instagram followers on Thursday if she should make the change permanent.

"Is that Mrs. Mia Wallace?" DJ Georgia Sinclair asked in the comments, referencing Uma Thurman's iconic blunt bob in the 1994 film "Pulp Fiction."

The rest of Shaik's understated look featured a black suit with no shirt underneath and black pumps.

The British musician attended the Givenchy menswear show in a branded denim vest, which he wore open over stacks of silver chains with lock pendants. His matching jeans featured zipper details on the inner thighs.

Foux opted for a cool pair of Givenchy patent black clogs, which retail for $1,150 at Bergdorf Goodman.

Laviscount wore an all-blue ensemble to the show.

His graphic-tee-style sweater had short sleeves, and they contrasted with the silky material of his bottoms.

The bottom half of the look was like an elevated version of a skort, as it featured pants and a pleated skirt with an asymmetrical hemline on top of it.

Balvin's fur set included a high-neck jacket and pants.

The brown look contrasted with his pink sneakers, and a hat and sunglasses elevated the cozy outfit.

The "U Got It Bad" singer finished the ensemble with cream sneakers, tinted sunglasses, a bandana — and a beverage.

The former model and TV host chose a gold kaftan over a black catsuit for the event and paired it with a Louis Vuitton snapback hat. She walked the cobblestone streets of Paris in a pair of black, high-top sneakers.

In an Instagram post shared Saturday, Banks said the hat was a gift from KidSuper founder Colm Dillane. She also wrote that she picked up her kaftan at a hotel gift shop in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

"Every Paris street is a photo studio," she wrote. "Remember that."

Pattinson's Dior ensemble consisted of a brown fuzzy coat and a blue skirt.

The knee-length had subtle pleats, and it was completely covered in sparkles.

Balvin paired a mock turtleneck with an oversized jacket, which was a light shade of beige. A green skirt that flowed past the knee and boots completed the look.

The model's quarter-length sleeve dress was made of sheer, black tulle that was ruched, with the hem stopping several inches above her knee.

A black lace bustier and shorts peeked out beneath the transparent fabric, and Feliz paired boots with the outfit.

She wore a yellow Kenzo beret, square sunglasses, and a colorful suit with purple and rust-colored stripes.

Additionally, she added a green plaid blouse that she left unbuttoned at the top, an orange Kenzo bag, and maroon dress shoes.

She only wore black underwear beneath the floor-length dress and covered her chest with a green blazer.

For accessories, Khalifa chose floral sandals, layered necklaces — including one shaped like a marijuana leaf — and silver-rimmed glasses.

Atop the form-fitting garment, the musician sported a puffy coat with a wide hood that partially concealed her braided hairstyle.

To complete the outfit, she wore chunky dress shoes, Kenzo nameplate rings, and carried a red-and-tan purse from the designer.

The singer-songwriter bore his chest in the Kenzo jacket, complete with shoulder flaps and a pocket on the sleeve. The bright blue stripes on his pants contrasted the dark shade of the denim and his chunky black boots.

He paired a white dress shirt with a gray tie and covered both with a gray-plaid vest. His shorts were also made from plaid fabric and brought the outfit together.

Though his black socks and white sneakers followed the neutral color scheme, Lil Baby added a pop of color with his yellow sunglasses.

The "Bones and All" actor arrived at the show in a cream, high-neck top. The fabric was semi-sheer, coordinating with the knee-length, plastic coat she wore.

Russell paired black pants with lace detailing and boots to complete the bold look.

Balvin's entire body was covered by his tan coat, which looked more like a dress.

The garment had long sleeves, and it puffed out around his body, with only his coordinating sneakers visible under the garment.

The Spanish DJ and model arrived at the show in a pair of white boots, purple tights, and a textured bodysuit.

The long-sleeve garment featured puffs in different shades of brown, which covered Abellán's entire upper body.

As Jenner said on Instagram, the lion's head was a "faux art creation constructed by hand using manmade materials."

It was attached to her strapless, body-hugging gown made from velvet, which she wore with Schiaparelli's famous gold-toe pumps.

Though celebrities fawned over the look in the comment section of Jenner's post, other social-media users took issue with the realistic animal head and argued that it was in poor taste.

As Vogue reported, Doja Cat's look was meant to transform her into a living sculpture.

Her dress had a strapless bodice and a skirt covered in thick, red beads. She also carried a matching scarf across her arms and wore red boots with Schiaparelli's toe embellishments.

But it was Doja Cat's makeup that stole the show. Makeup artist Pat McGrath and her team spent nearly five hours covering the musician in more than 30,000 crimson Swarovski crystals.