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Black Style at Paris Fashion Week | The Root

Paris Fashion Week style is as much about what you see on the streets as what goes down the runway. Black editors, designers, models and fashion insiders have turned the sidewalks into a moving showcase of personal style, mixing sharp tailoring, statement accessories, unexpected layers and effortless Parisian attitude. While keeping an eye on the designers' collections, the street-style moments caught attention during Paris Fashion Week 2026.

Black Celebrities at Paris Fashion Week July 2026

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.

Nigerian Soccer Star Maduka Okoye Assists Cardi B During Paris Fashion Week

They don't call Paris the City of Love for nothing because Cardi B may have a new man, he's an international soccer star, and her fans seem to be all for it. The guy beside Cardi is Nigerian soccer goalkeeper Maduka Okoye, and he's quite the gentleman, helping her take a seat beside him at Paris Fashion Week.

Black Celebrities Who Made a Statement at Paris Fashion Week

Paris Fashion Week may be ending soon, but the fashions are still coming in hot! In fact, even more of our favorite celebs have stepped out to take in all the amazing looks, while serving up some serious style on their own. From Cardi B to Kerry Washington, keep reading to see who popped out in France to view the Spring/Summer 2027 collections!

North West Flaunts New Lip Piercings on Paris Fashion Week Runway

North West is showing off new additions to her piercing collection at Paris Fashion Week. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's 13-year-old daughter arrived at Vetements' show Friday with her signature blue hair and two new angel bite piercings on her top lip. North has been expanding her piercing collection over the past year, including a dermal hand piercing and nose piercings. She wore an all-black Vetements outfit with platform boots and accessorized with a spiked choker.

Gayle King’s Relatable Paris Fashion Week BTS

Gayle King shared a relatable behind the scenes moment from Paris Fashion Week 😆 On her way to the Chloé show, Gayle lay down in the car to zip up her pants that were a tad too tight, Oprah giggling next to her. Getting in the pants was not so easy.

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