Guess and Leonie Hanne and Threw the Chicest Party of Paris Fashion Week—Now I'm Shopping Everyone's Outfits
In a week packed with runway shows, red carpets, parties, dinners, and after-parties, one Paris Fashion Week event managed to stand out from the crowd. Princess Diana's nieces, Amelia and Eliza Spencer, were among the guests at a very chic dinner at Le Baronne celebrating the launch of the Leonie Hanne for Guess capsule collection. Other well-dressed attendees included Amy Jackson, Jihoon Kim, Marta Diaz, Ginevra Mavilla, and Iris Mittenaere.
Naturally, everyone wore pieces from the new Paris-inspired collab, most of which are priced under $250. Hanne, the woman of the hour, wore my favorite fall color trend from head to toe: burgundy. She teamed the Leonie Hanne for Guess Shawl Blouse ($198) with the Faux Leather Mini Skirt ($138), and you better believe I added both of these items to my cart immediately.
“This collaboration is deeply meaningful to me," Hanne said in a statement. "We came together to create a capsule collection of truly special fall essentials that women can weave into their wardrobes with creativity and confidence. We wanted to offer designs that feel sophisticated yet wearable, that blend a mix of power dressing and soft, sensual layering."
The collab has pretty much everything you need for a cool fall wardrobe, including elegant coats, practical pants, comfy sweaters, sultry slip dresses, and pretty blouses. Oh, and don't forget the accessories. Hanne also designed gloves, belts, bags, and heels. If you can't decide what to buy, perhaps seeing how the dinner party's guests styled them will help. Scroll down to see inside the Guess event.
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