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Oprah Winfrey pushed back at online critics who mocked her “90-year-old” walk at Paris Fashion Week, explaining she couldn’t see properly in sunglasses as she walked into the Chloe show with friend Gayle King, who noted she had two broken toes; Winfrey also highlighted her ongoing fitness journey as she stays active at 72.
Oprah Winfrey addressed social-media jokes about her slow walk to the Chloe show at Paris Fashion Week, saying obstructed vision from non-prescription sunglasses and the fact that Gayle King was dealing with two broken toes made her pace look “90 years old.” She noted she still felt stylish and that Paris left a lasting impression on fashion, friendship, and self-confidence.
Oprah Winfrey explained that her deliberate, “90-year-old” walk into the Chloe show at Paris Fashion Week was due to not being able to see clearly, noting the sunglasses she wore weren’t prescription. She joked with Gayle King about both of them hobbling and addressed online trolls who teased her gait. Social media had linked the moment to Ozempic-type weight‑loss chatter, but Oprah also reiterated that she has previously disclosed using an unspecified GLP-1 weight‑loss medication as part of her health journey and said she won’t be shamed for it.
Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King were front-row at Paris Fashion Week shows (Chloé and Stella McCartney) when their slow walk went viral, with online jokes that they looked like they were 90. Oprah later explained she couldn’t see because the sunglasses she wore weren’t prescription, and Gayle reportedly had two broken toes; security guided them through the venue, and both still looked stylish.
Tom Holland was photographed in Miami without a wedding ring, just after Zendaya stepped out in Paris wearing a gold band that fueled wedding rumors. Neither star has confirmed marriage, though Zendaya’s stylist previously hinted nuptials may have already occurred, keeping the romance private.
Teyana Taylor attended the TIME 2026 Women of the Year Gala in a Schiaparelli Fall/Winter 2026 look straight off the runway, pairing a burnt-orange, sculpted bodice with a sheer underlayer, a long velvet skirt, and a surreal crystal-encrusted built-in fanny pack. The ensemble balanced glitter and fringe with architectural accents, and was completed by silver drop earrings; stylists Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald styled the look as a standout runway-to-real-life moment.
Zendaya closed Paris Fashion Week in Louis Vuitton, wearing a bridal-white, two-tone high-low dress with a voluminous bubble-skirt silhouette and a gold wedding-band–style ring that sparked chatter about a secret wedding amid Law Roach’s remarks.
Paris Fashion Week FW2026 cements the persistence of the see-through, 'naked dressing' trend with looks from Balenciaga, Saint Laurent, Gabriela Hearst, Chloé and more, pairing sheer tops with weather-appropriate styling; front-row stars like Margot Robbie also embraced the trend.
Cathy Horyn applauds Matthieu Blazy’s Chanel show for advancing Coco Chanel’s legacy with wearable, accessible pieces—rugged ribbed knits reinventing the Chanel suit, printed tweed on silk, luminous embroidery, and a monochrome palette with iridescent accents—while framing Blazy’s work as a forward-looking, “under construction” chapter presented on a Grand Palais stage shaped by cranes, signaling Chanel’s continued evolution beyond the house’s traditionalism.
At Paris Fashion Week, Chappell Roan wore Vivienne Westwood’s Spring 2026 Boudoir dress from the Fall 2026 show, a front-classy silhouette that reveals a cheeky, much shorter back hemline, paired with black gloves, stockings, heels, bold makeup and an updo.
Megyn Kelly revealed on The Megyn Kelly Show that she almost didn’t recognize Oprah Winfrey after Oprah’s dramatic weight loss, noting her slimmer Paris Fashion Week look. The discussion also touched on celebrities using GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy and included concerns about health and body image.
Paris Fashion Week showcases skin-forward looks with celebrities on the front rows, as Saint Laurent and Chloé unveil their Fall/Winter 2026-27 collections, highlighting a trend toward bold, skin-revealing styling on the runways.
Cathy Horyn praises Jonathan Anderson’s Dior debut for blending girlie silhouettes with couture pomp, opening with a knitted Bar jacket over a multilayered embroidered miniskirt, set in a glass-enclosed Tuileries venue that frames wealth amid inequality while situating Dior among Burberry and Gucci for a fresh, decisive direction.
Stella McCartney staged her Fall/Winter 2026-27 collection in Paris with live horses featuring prominently, using the runway to foreground her sustainable, animal-friendly design ethos without uttering a word.
Saint Laurent’s Paris Fashion Week show paired oversized black power suits with see‑through lace dresses in earthy tones, often styled with fur coats and chunky jewelry, echoing the tuxedo‑inspired legacy Yves Saint Laurent introduced in 1966. Despite Vaccarello’s leadership since 2016, the brand—owned by Kering—posted about €2.6 billion in sales last year, down from a €3.3 billion peak in 2022, as it navigates a post‑pandemic luxury slowdown.