Paris Jackson made a striking appearance at the Vivienne Westwood show in Paris, showcasing her unique fashion sense and honoring the late designer’s legacy.
Paris Jackson showcased her commitment to fashion during the Vivienne Westwood show held in Paris on Saturday. The 26-year-old daughter of the late pop icon Michael Jackson made a striking appearance that honored the legacy of the legendary designer Vivienne Westwood, who passed away in December 2022.
Jackson presented a unique look that included a partially transparent gray dress featuring intricate ruching and voluminous sleeves. The dress also incorporated elements of Westwood’s signature red plaid pattern within its design, prominently displayed in a bustier that accentuated Jackson’s décolletage. Adding to the creativity of her ensemble, Jackson carried a handbag shaped like a cactus, complete with needle points that further reflected her whimsical style.
Her makeup was bold and striking, with her face painted a dramatic white, complemented by vivid yellow and red eyeshadow, and a generous application of blush. Jackson’s hair was styled in a deliberately chaotic manner, pinned up to contribute to the overall look she aimed to achieve. This presentation not only evoked the designs of Westwood but also mirrored the designer’s fearless personal style characterized by colorful, layered, and unconventional outfits.
Jackson also made headlines earlier in the week at the Stella McCartney show, where she turned heads in a daring black Naked Dress that appeared to leave little to the imagination, as it seemed to feature only a thong underneath. This bold choice generated significant attention in international media. In response to the numerous comments surrounding her outfit, Jackson took to Instagram, stating, “It’s just a body,” and emphasizing the importance of comfort in one’s own skin by adding, “We are just animals. Let’s not feel uncomfortable with our bodies.”
In a further tribute to Westwood, Jackson celebrated International Women’s Day by sharing a photograph of the designer alongside a message recognizing her contributions to fashion and women’s empowerment. Westwood, known for her role as a pioneer in punk fashion, left behind a substantial legacy that continues to influence the fashion world through her husband, Andreas Kronthaler.
Source: Noah Wire Services
