Kate Moss went for a minimal all-black outfit at Paris Fashion Week and we love how she combined easy staples in such a striking way

The model sat on the front row in a sleek pair of Stella McCartney Scott clog-like wooden platform mules. A longtime lover of McCartney's brand, it's no wonder she chose a seeming

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If Kate Moss says something is a trend again, it means it's a trend. The 55-year-old fashion icon stepped out for Stella McCartney’s autumn/winter 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday, and her entire outfit was a love letter to the 2010s.

The Paris collection, provocatively titled “Laptop to Lapdance,” explored the modern working woman’s ability to shift seamlessly between roles, embracing both structure and seduction. It was a natural evolution of 1980s power dressing, when broad-shouldered tailoring became the armor of ambition.

From boho platform mule clompers to studded ankle boot stompers—the model’s recent footwear choices are a blast from the past.

The actor made her return to the front row for the first time in 13 years, and later, stepped out into the Paris night.

Paris selected a look from McCartney’s spring 2025 collection: a sheer, black off-the-shoulder dress made from organic silk. She also touted a miniature version of one of the label’s newest handbags, the Ryder, which features a sloped back akin to a saddle. Gold jewelry, including dangly earrings and rings, completed her look.

Kate sat on the illustrious front row along the likes of Ella Richards, Taylor Hill and Dree Hemmingway, wearing a pair of silky black shorts with a lace trim, layered over some fishnet tights with microscopic holes.

Cameron Diaz has made her return to Paris Fashion Week after 13 years, attending the Stella McCartney Womenswear fall/winter 2025-2026 show on Wednesday. For her first runway show since 2012, the actress made a glamorous entrance in a red monochromatic ensemble.