Now more than ever before, professional athletes are engrained in the fashion world. Last week in Paris was no different. One of the athletes that we saw popping out at a bunch of events was Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase.

Pusha T, Travis Scott, Takashi Murakami and JR were among guests at the event celebrating an auction of rare collectibles from the duo's personal archives.

Amid an uncertain political climate, designers at the latest menswear show in Paris sent messages of resilience and resistance down the runway. Among the key looks was a reimagined “hipster” for 2025.

Pharell Williams and Nigo kicked off Paris Fashion Week with the Louis Vuitton Men's Fall-Winter 2025 show featuring "dandy streetwear" and celebrity presence.

Louis Vuitton just dropped their unique Lobster-shaped handbag, which was showcased in 2025 Paris Fashion Week, and the internet can't keep calm.

Pharrell Williams and Nigo debuted their latest collaborative Louis Vuitton effort at Paris Fashion Week — Menswear at the famed Louvre Museum. According to High Snobiety, the Fall-Winter collection is a creative partnership between Williams,

Kenzo brought an electrifying jolt to Paris Fashion Week with a collection that blended nostalgia, cultural exchange and sharp tailoring under the leadership of Nigo.

Regarding streetwear-influenced collections, one of the most anticipated shows for Fall/Winter 2025 Paris Fashion Week was Louis Vuitton's show, and Mens Creative Director Pharrell Williams didn't disappoint.

Pharrell Williams will reveal his fall collection in Paris on January 21, 2025, reuniting with his longtime collaborator.

T his Paris Fashion Week Men's, which concluded last weekend, consisted of several Paris debuts. London designer _J.L-A.L_ as well as Brooklyn's Kody Phillips and Willy Chavarria

Paris Fashion Week Men’s Autumn/Winter 2025 felt like a season of creative transition as fashion houses figure out new strategies that could help to spur growth.

From Nigo's Birkin bags to Pharrell's gilded Blackberry—the creatives' personal effects are going up for sale.