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Editors' Picks: Top Looks from Paris Fashion Week

What trends are being set in France? Marie Claire's esteemed fashion team offers up a shortlist of the most awe-inspiring style statements to hit the très chic runways.

By Katie Connor

Mar 4, 2011

Dan & Corina Lecca

What trends are being set in France? Marie Claire's esteemed fashion team offers up a shortlist of the most awe-inspiring style statements to hit the très chic runways.

Dan & Corina Lecca

Dries Van Noten

After a rather minimal (but still gorgeous) spring collection, Dries Van Noten revisits what he does best: artful, exuberant collages of fabrics and unique prints. The pockets on this gown make it extra-special.

Felipe Oliveira Baptista

Felipe Oliveira Baptista, who was recently named creative director of Lacoste, puts a playful twist on the new conservative era of buttoned-up dressing with embellished collars and cuffs perfect for peeking out from under a plain old winter sweater.

Dan & Corina Lecca

Rochas

Spotted (literally) on the runway in Paris: another shiny pony hair coat. Check out our New York Editors' Picks gallery for Rag & Bone's take on what's shaping up to be a new trend.

Balenciaga

Coming to a street style star near you: Balenciaga's incredible jackets and scarves of puffed, woven faux leather tailor-made for fashion's bravest.

Dior

Despite the absence of its former creative director (he, who shall not be named), Dior's collection was full of hits. The suede on suede separates dyed in deep saturated hues are a welcome alternative to the ubiquitous slick black leather shorts and skirts of seasons past.

Isabel Marant

It has been decided: Isabel Marant's trompe l'oeil feathers will be the print on every cool girl's back come fall.

Barbara Bui

Picking one coat to love at Barbara Bui is impossible — they're all so incredible. Obsessed with the Sundance meets Gotham City feel of this shearling.

Givenchy

Cool girl staple alert: Riccardo Tisci's satin panther sweatshirt for Givenchy — so easy to wear, so hip it's dangerous.

Celine

Could there be a casual-chic movement afoot in Paris? Phoebe Philo transforms sweatshirts into serious and spare works of art.

Hermes

For his debut collection at Hermes, Christophe Lemaire put a delightfully mod twist on the legendary French label's signature orange hue.

Haider Ackermann

Haider Ackermann solves the problem of staying warm at winter galas with an expertly cropped tuxedo blazer over an evening gown. Genius.

Akris

Crochet was everywhere for spring. Akris takes the trend into fall with this sweater-to-live-in over luxe leather.

Alexander McQueen

Whether or not Alexander McQueen's Sarah Burton designs Kate Middleton's wedding dress (as some have speculated), her fall collection certainly has a royal written all over it.

Valentino

Valentino reigns in the dream dress department. Each one is a technical feat in its fabrication. How tricky it must be to sew sequin zig-zags on ultra-delicate chiffon.

Chanel

Who doesn't love a twofer? The classic Chanel tweed jacket mates with an everyday wool driving coat to trick the mind's eye. Also can't wait to try the slouchy socks over skinny jeans look.

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Katie Connor Katie Connor oversees all digital content for ELLE.