HARD WORK: It’s not all glitz and glam at Paris Fashion Week. In the densely packed front row at Miu Miu Monday, with working women as the theme of the collection, guests had a tough job gaining their seats through the crowd.
Anna Wintour arrived at the same time as Kylie Jenner and her posse, causing some attendees to stumble, while photographers jostled to get pictures of Emma Corrin chatting with fellow guests, including Joey King.
Emma Watson, making her first appearance at Paris Fashion Week in several seasons, took her seat at the last minute, despite having arrived early at the venue.
Laura Harrier was unfazed by the crowds. The actress plays music executive Suzanne de Passe in Antoine Fuqua’s upcoming biopic “Michael,” due out next year. “It was really exciting to work with him, he’s such a great director,” said Harrier, who stars alongside Colman Domingo, Kat Graham and Jaafar Jackson in the musical biopic about Michael Jackson.
Spanish actress Anna Castillo was already seated on one of the colorful Formica tables inside the venue watching the spectacle. “It’s a little bit crowded,” she acknowledged. Up next for the rising star is Pelayo De Lario’s “Life and Flowers and Other Things,” set in London, although she dreams of Hollywood, too. “Not for the moment, but I wish of course,” she said.
It was an eclectic all-star cast on the runway, too, with actors Richard E. Grant, Milla Jovovich, Hailey Gates and Sandra Hüller and musicians Cortisa Star, Phew, Towa Bird and Daniel Blumberg walking the show.
