Paris Fashion Week has come to an end, and all the celebrities who flooded into France's capital city will soon be heading back out. Before they do, we have to talk about the incredible Black stars who turned Paris into their personal runways. From the front rows to the afterparties, Black celebs wore fire fits we are immediately adding to our moodboards. As always, we've had our eyes peeled and kept note of all the looks.

Zendaya wore a Schiaparelli couture gown from Daniel Roseberry's fall/winter 2026 collection to the London premiere of "The Odyssey." The Grecian-inspired dress featured a breastplate bodice and beaded, ombré fringe skirt. Stylist Law Roach spotted the dress on the runway at Paris Fashion Week and knew it was perfect for Zendaya. To get it to London in time for the premiere hours later, both Roach and the dress boarded a private jet that same day.

As we reach the end of Paris Fashion Week, we continue to be obsessed with all the mind-blowing sense of style displayed in the city. While celebrities have shown us how it's done at fashion events, the Parisian street style has been on another level. As always, we've been noticing and have to show you all the jaw-dropping looks. Here's the best Black street style we've seen at Paris Fashion Week.

Cardi B's painting the town red over in Paris because she's wearing a sexy red dress at the Robert Wun Haute Couture Fall/Winter show for Paris Fashion Week. The bright red and spherical shape of dress and accompanying handbag is oddly satisfying to look at, accentuating her hips and booty while showing plenty of skin. From head to toe, there's something eye-catching everywhere you look.

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