Claudia Schiffer Dazzles at Chloe's Paris Fashion Week Show
The supermodel, 56, made a glamorous appearance in a striking white suit, drawing attention on the front row.
Claudia Schiffer brought a touch of supermodel glamour to Chloe's Paris Fashion Week show on Thursday, captivating attendees with her elegant ensemble. The 56-year-old runway star showcased her figure in a plunging white blazer paired with matching wide-legged trousers.
Schiffer layered a daring sheer white lace bodysuit beneath the blazer and accessorized with a chunky gold necklace. Her long blonde hair was styled in loose curls, and she completed her look with gold flat sandals. She was seen smiling as she took her seat on the front row alongside other notable figures, including actresses Cynthia Erivo and Claire Danes.
Erivo, known for her role in 'Wicked,' opted for a black jacket layered over a pink floral jumper and a cropped white shirt. Her outfit was completed with a navy pleated maxi skirt, towering platform black heels, and a red suede handbag. Claire Danes presented a chic appearance in a cropped cream blazer, a white blouse, black pleated trousers, and heels.
Other attendees also turned heads. Ines De Ramon wore an off-the-shoulder blue maxi dress with a semi-sheer skirt and matching sleeves, accessorized with black boots and a white flower-shaped handbag. "Sex Education" actress Emma Mackey was seen in a fur jacket paired with black flared trousers, while Jorja Smith made an entrance in a purple leather jacket. Maude Apatow wore a yellow minidress with brown platform clogs, Natasha Lyonne posed for photos, Soo Joo Park donned a lilac minidress with a khaki leather jacket, and Natalia Bryant was in a layered grey maxi skirt and blue blouse.
Schiffer, a prominent figure from the original supermodel era, has also had a career in acting, with roles in films such as "Love Actually" and "Zoolander." Despite her continued presence in the fashion world, her priorities have shifted.
In a 2024 interview, Schiffer mentioned that after marrying film-maker Matthew Vaughn in 2002 and having their three children, her focus changed from being competitive in her career to prioritizing her family. She stated that maintaining a balance to spend quality time with her children is more important to her than pursuing new campaigns.
Reflecting on the 1990s, Schiffer described the era of the supermodel as a revolutionary period marked by fearless creativity. She noted that models then transcended traditional categories, becoming household names. Schiffer recalled the demanding schedule of that time, traveling constantly and rarely taking a day off, but also emphasized the enjoyment of that period. It was only later, she said, after slowing down due to marriage and motherhood, that she could truly appreciate the uniqueness of the 1990s fashion landscape.