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,

Elvis Presley’s granddaughter and “Daisy Jones & The Six” star Riley Keough, who famously swung on a swing in a giant bird cage at a recent Chanel show, jumped up from her front row seat to share her excitement about being a brand ambassador. “It’s amazing. I feel so lucky to be involved with the House,” she said.

PARIS — By all logic, Chanel should be floundering. A global juggernaut without a captain, the house has been in limbo since the abrupt departure of Virginie Viard, drifting toward an uncertain horizon while awaiting the arrival of Matthieu Blazy in the fall.

The collection was made by the design team, as was its Haute Couture show, as the French Maison awaits Matthieu Blazy.

Gossip Girl 's Whitney Peak was an obvious choice for the front row, given she's the first Black woman to be the face of a Chanel fragrance. She took her seat next to two pop powerhouses: Camila Cabello and Rebecca Patricia (a.k.a. Becky) Armstrong.

Long before the “bow girl,” in all her coquettecore glory, became a fashion archetype, there was Chanel. This morning at Paris Fashion Week, the French house wrapped the Grand Palais in a massive black ribbon to celebrate one of its most beloved motifs.