PARIS (AP) — At Miu Miu, the little sister brand of Miuccia Prada, the feminine wasn’t just celebrated — it was deconstructed, reconfigured and worn with a wink. The starry Paris Fashion Week collection on Tuesday took the very idea of womanhood and turned it into a conversation starter, one silk-knit bias cut at a time.

With that, the timing of Prada’s bullet bra makes sense. While the name sounds violent (another descriptor for the design is the “torpedo bra”), the name came from the shape the bias-cut bra molded the breast into—though, ironically, the design was also popular during World War I and II.

The crowds, the commotion, and, of course, the collections of Paris Fashion Week can feel like a blur. How does one celebrate all the best parts of PFW, especially the smaller—but no less thoughtful—details that might go unnoticed?

Miu Miu went very Mad Men, mixing workwear looks with ‘just got home from a night out’ vibes, while at Chanel, bows were very big news. It’s been a pretty eclectic Paris Fashion Week (March 3-11). We’ve had Victoria Beckham turn a dressing gown into a dreamily draped top,

There are the runway shows themselves, and then there are the A-list front rows. Both provide important context for the year ahead, with runways casting a gaze toward the future, while attendees exemplify the biggest trends of today.

American Horror Story’s Sarah Paulson turned heads in France, taking her first steps on the runway while modeling for Miu Miu during Paris Fashion Week 2025.

The “Euphoria” and “The White Lotus” Emmy-nominated actress paired her edgy sartorial statement with gray leg warmers and a pair of pointed-toe black heels. As for her accessories, Sweeney added a pair of sunglasses to her look and wore a pair of small, dainty earrings to complete the ensemble.

Sydney Sweeney wore an all-leather look with a balletcore spin to sit front row at Miu Miu's Paris runway show.

Miu Miu has a knack for bringing It girls not just to the front row, but onto the runway. Today at Paris Fashion Week, the former group included Sydney Sweeney, Nara Smith, Alix Earle, and Renée Rapp.