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Cara Delevingne offered an unlikely nod to Stella McCartney’s musical heritage as she attended the designer’s latest show at Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.
Shirking a glamorous gown or a racy ensemble, the model arrived for the show in a slogan camisole top, boasting the title of The Beatles’ legendary hit Come Together.
Stella, who is the daughter of Beatles hitmaker Paul McCartney, unveiled her Spring/Summer 2026 collection during her latest show in the French capital.
Cara teamed her fun top with both jeans and a pair of leather chaps, offering an edgy addition to her otherwise-casual look.
The fashion favourite’s outfit was also a stark contrast to singer Paris Jackson, who opted for a showstopping red backless gown.
Paris’s dress featured revealing side cut-outs and flowing skirt and a dramatic train as she took her seat on the front row.
Helen Mirren also continued her run of stunning appearances at Fashion Week, this time mingling with fellow acting legend Woody Harrolson.
The Thursday Murder Club star cut a stylish figure in a sharp grey suit, with capri trousers and a sharp white shirt.
Like Cara, Helen was also seen catching up with Anna as they sat on the front row for the event.
Robin Wright also enjoyed a family outing with her actress daughter Dylan Penn as they took their place on the front row.
Jenna Coleman cut a chic figure in a sharp burgundy trouser suit, teamed with a pale blue and white striped shirt.
As she once again took the helm for another Fashion Week show, Stella herself cut a stylish figure while leaving her hotel.
The legendary fashion star opted for a casual camel trench coat, jeans and a semi-sheer white top.
Earlier this year, Stella offered a twist on the typical settings for Paris’s biggest fashion events, as she hosted her Autumn/Winter 2025 show in the eye-catching ‘Stellacorp’ headquarters.
Adding to the show’s surreal note was the inclusion of male and female pole dancers who emerged at the show’s finale, a nod to the collection’s title, which was ‘Laptop to Lapdance’.
The collection was described as ‘a bold day-to-night wardrobe for the working woman,’ by Stella, who admitted she imagined her show’s protagonist heading from a day in the office to a night out on the town in typically irreverent fashion.
While the show offered a moment of much-needed escapism, McCartney kept sustainability as a core focus, with 96 per cent of the collection crafted from conscious materials, including artificial python and ostrich skin, here crafted from the innovative Yatay M, an alternative leather made from mycelium.
Paris Fashion Week runs from Monday September 29 to Tuesday October 7, with a host of stars, including Kate Moss, Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevingne descending on the French capital for shows.
Designers including Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Givenchy will showcase their latest collections, while Victoria Beckham will present her always-anticipated show in Paris on Friday.
