Paris Fashion Week Day Eight and Nine

Now that we have reached the end of Paris Fashion Week, here’s a closer glimpse of the best must-see fashion moments from the top Paris shows that landed on day eight and nine.

For Louis Vuitton SS18, Nicolas Ghesquière gave a shout out to the sci-fi show by sending a T-shirt printed with the cast of Stranger Things.

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Thom Browne put on a breathtaking show that was emotionally crafted with a stunning cast of models sporting impeccable head-pieces designed by the millinery master Stephen Jones.

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At Miu Miu, Mr.P introduced a new-kind of vibrant stockings that are definitely made for walking.

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At Moncler Gamme Rouge, Giambattista Valli goes all out with ballet flats, high stockings and an uber-feminine SS18 collection.

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Inspired by horsey-bourgeoisie heritage, Hermès confined a collection by showing stunning voluminous tartan printed capes, a range of patchwork leather coats, silk crepe graphic blouses, and blown glass accessories.

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Again with a dash of ballerina influence, Giambattista Valli presented an array of fluid dresses in various shades of pink and purple that are heavily doted with ruffles, ditsy floral prints and romantic lace.

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At Sacai, Chitose Abe made headlines with her clashing plaids and floral prints; and also displayed her clever pattern-making skills on parkas mixed with puffers, and blazers in tweed with leather biker jackets.