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Highlights of Paris Fashion Week

When our fashionisto Yousef Al Taher shared his invites on instagram from some of the biggest names in the fashion world to attend the menswear fashion show during Paris fashion week, I knew I'll be in for a treat. Yousef has e-mailed me photos sharing the highlights of his super exciting trip, his favorite looks from the fashion shows and presentations he has attended like Dries van Noten,Dior, Kenzo, Lanvin, Paul Smith, Henrik Vibskov, to name a few. And some photos of Paris's street style in action with some fashion celebs here and there. How cool is that?! 

Thank you Yousef for sharing these photos with Confashions.

Loving the leather pants on the right...

I spy with my little eye Marni for H&M... I like the way he styled the button-down printed top

Suzy Menkes, fashion reporter and Editor for the International Herald Tribune

I can't believe Yousef has spotted Milan Vukmirovic too! He's the creative force behind the Italian luxury house Trussardi, fashion photographer, and co-founder of Colette boutique in Paris.. 

Looks from Designer Issey Miyake's fashion show

Always chic... Dries van Noten

KENZO

Dior

Preppy looks by Smalto

Below and above Lanvin show. 

Lanvin fashion designer Alber Elbaz

And some Paul Smith...

Y Project by Yohan Serfaty fashion presentation/performance... I would have been too scared to stand next to the models.

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