This March, Chappell Roan sat front row at multiple shows, including Ludovic de Saint Sernin, Vivienne Westwood, Rick Owens, and Rabanne. Here are all of her Paris Fashion Week makeup looks: Roan took on the bleached eyebrows trend in full force, highlighting her dramatic eye makeup, sculpted contouring, and her perfectly set brown lips.

The Grammy winner modeled a sparkling belted jumpsuit layered over a sheer top from the British brand’s spring 2025 collection. An earscape layered with silver hoops, as well as a skull ring, completed her look. Stylist Genesis Webb dressed Roan for the occasion.

There’s a reason Chappell Roan calls herself The Midwest Princess. She’s got a thing for camouflage, featuring the very American pattern both in her stage wardrobe and on her merch. To attend her first-ever Paris Fashion Week show this morning, the newly minted Grammy put a very European spin on the concept of camouflage.

Chappell Roan wasn't afraid to show off how she suffered a major NSFW wardrobe malfunction while attending Paris Fashion Week. The "Pink Pony Club" singer, 27, shared a photo showing her red one-shouldered dress she wore for the Ludovic de Saint Sernin show with a giant tear all the way up the backside.

Paris Fashion Week is all about high fashion, bold statements, and unforgettable moments. But for Chappell Roan, one runway look made an impression for a totally different reason. On Sunday, March 9,

Chappell Roan looked straight out of a fantasy world while attending the Valentino Womenswear 2025-2026 Fall/Winter fashion show as part of the Paris Fashion Week 2025. On March 9, the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter graced the glamorous event in Paris,

Celebrities were out in full force during Paris Fashion Week, but all eyes were on Chappell Roan and Doechii. Marking the first time either star has descended upon the City of Light for a circuit of fashion shows,

I t’s Chappell Roan‘s first Paris Fashion Week, and she’s making the kill shot. It’s very rare for a 27-year-old to be tenured enough to earn diva status, but she’s done