Claudia Schiffer looked sensational in a white suit as she brought some supermodel glamour to Chloe’s Paris Fashion Week show on Thursday.
The runway star, 56, showed off her amazing figure in a plunging white blazer and matching wide-legged trousers.
She layered a daring sheer white lace bodysuit under the jacket and accessorised with a chunky gold necklace.
Styling her long blonde tresses loose in curls, Claudia kept comfortable in a pair of gold flat sandals.
The German model was all smiles as she took her seat on the front row next to Cynthia Erivo and Claire Danes.
Wicked star Cynthia caught the eye as she layered a black jacket and a pink floral jumper over a cropped white shirt.
Claudia Schiffer looked sensational in a white suit as she brought some supermodel glamour to Chloe’s Paris Fashion Week show on Thursday
The runway star, 56, showed off her amazing figure in a plunging white blazer and matching wide legged trousers
The actress flashed her midriff in the number which she teamed with a navy pleated maxi skirt.
She elevated her frame in a pair of towering platform black heels and toted her belongings in a red suede handbag.
Cynthia arrived wearing a pair of cool round glasses and accessorised with a number of gold necklaces.
Meanwhile Claire looked chic in a cropped cream blazer which she teamed with a white blouse, black pleated trousers and heels.
Ines De Ramon looked stylish in an off-the-shoulder blue maxi dress which boasted a semi-sheer skirt and matching sleeves.
The girlfriend of Brad Pitt, 33, added inches to her frame in a pair of black boots and carried her belongings in a white flower shaped handbag.
Sex Education actress Emma Mackey wrapped up in a fur jacket which she paired with black flared trousers.
Jorja Smith looked incredible in a purple leather jacket as she waved to fans on arrival.
Alexa Chung stunned in a satin cami top with blue lace edging as she posed for photos on arrival.
The model teamed the number with a pair of smart grey trousers, blue heels and a cream handbag.
Pixie Geldof cut a casual figure in a long grey checked coat and blue wide-legged jeans as she posed ofr photos ahead of the show.
Victoria Secret Angel Taylor Hill looked incredible in a cropped lilac jumper, blue cropped trousers and towering cloggs.
Paris Fashion Week kicked off this week and will run until October 6.
She layered a daring sheer white lace bodysuit under the jacket and accessorised with a chunky gold necklace
The German model was all smiles as she took her seat on the front row next to Cynthia Erivo and Claire Danes
Wicked star Cynthia caught the eye as she layered a black jacket and a pink floral jumper over a cropped white shirt
Meanwhile Claire looked chic in a cropped cream blazer which she teamed with a white blouse, black pleated trousers and heels
Ines De Ramon looked stylish in an off the shoulder blue maxi dress which boasted a semi-sheer skirt and matching sleeves
The girlfriend of Brad Pitt, 33, added inches to her frame in a pair of black boots and carried her belongings in a white flower shaped handbag
Sex Education actress Emma Macket wrapped up in a fur jacket which she paired with black flared trousers
Alexa Chung looked stylish in a satin blouse and grey trousers
Pixie Geldof wrapped up in a long grey checked coat and jeans
Model Taylor Hill looked incredible in a lilac jumper and blue cropped trousers
Alex commanded attention as she posed for photos at the show
Jorja Smith looked incredible in a purple leather jacket as she waved to fans on arrival
Maude Apatow put on a leggy display in a yellow minidress and brown platform clogg
Natasha Lyonne turned heads as she posed for photos at the show
Soo Joo Park wowed in a lilac minidress and khaki leather jacket
Claudia isn’t only known for her modeling – she has accumulated a list of movie roles and cameos also.
She famously played Carol, the object of Daniel’s admiration, towards the end of 2003’s Love Actually starring Liam Neeson as Daniel.
Claudia appeared as herself in Ben Stiller’s 2001 fashion satire Zoolander, and before that she had roles in 1999’s Black and White directed by James Toback and 1997’s The Blackout opposite Dennis Hopper and Matthew Modine.
While she hasn’t completely retired from modeling and acting, these days she’s happy for her career to come second to her family.
In a 2024 interview with Hello! magazine, Claudia admitted her focus changed after she married British film-maker Matthew Vaughn, 55, in 2002 and they had their three children, Casper, now 23, Clementine, 21, and Cosima, 16.
She became less ‘competitive’ and more content with the balance she’s achieved in her life.
‘When I was in my 20s, traveling around the world, my focus was on my career – working hard, being competitive and getting to the top,’ she said.
‘That changed when I had kids, and now, I feel lucky to have such a wonderful family.
‘I’m proud of my children, they’re very down to earth and their well-being is mine and my husband’s priority.
‘I could take on a lot more runways, photoshoots and other projects, but maintaining a balance that enables me to spend quality time with my family and be there when they need me is far more important to me than doing a great new campaign.’
Natalia Bryant stunned in a layered grey maxi skirt and blue blouse
Emma turned heads as she arrived at the fashion show
Zita d’Hauteville wowed in a black leather blouse and matching trousers
Leslie Amon cut a casual figure in a white lace top and blue denim jeans
Anna Tanaka turned heads in a green blazer which she teamed with pink striped skirt and brown leather cowboy boots
The actress elevated her frame in a pair of towering platform black heels and toted her belongings in a red suede handbag
Claudia was one of the original supermodels and though she appreciates their position in the fashion industry was ‘revolutionary’, it was only looking back much later that she understood just how special a time it was.
‘The 1990s saw the rise of the supermodel, but also the emergence of style culture and fearless creativity. A wave of young new talent fundamentally changed the way we viewed fashion and design.
‘Previously, models had been categorized as runway, commercial or editorial, but as supermodels, we traversed those boundaries, becoming household names that represented self-made success.
‘We were at the forefront of everything and whatever we wanted, we made happen, which was revolutionary for the industry. I barely took a day off, traveling constantly across the world, but it was huge fun too.’
She added: ‘It was only when I got married and later became pregnant, so I went at a slower pace, that I could truly look back and appreciate how special the 1990s were – unlike any other decade.’
