EDITOR'S NOTE: CNN Style is one of the official media partners of Paris Fashion Week. See all coverage here.
While New York, London and Milan's fashion weeks have come and gone –– having brought us everything from Henry Zankov's new take on Diane von Furstenberg's wrap dress to Di Petsa's fountain of breast milk and a very skirt-centric Prada show –– Paris' has only just begun. Perhaps the most anticipated of all the fashion capitals, with storied houses like Chanel, Celine, Dior and Louis Vuitton staging lavish productions to present their collections, it's also the most star-studded.
But what will the VIPs wear? Front row fashion can be a buzzy addition to the collection on the runway. Here we'll keep track of the best looks worn by A-listers as they descend on the French capital.
Scroll down to see the standout celebrity fashion moments in Paris.
This story will be updated throughout Paris Fashion Week.

#york

EDITOR'S NOTE: CNN Style is one of the official media partners of Paris Fashion Week. See all coverage here.
While New York, London and Milan's fashion weeks have come and gone –– having brought us everything from Henry Zankov's new take on Diane von Furstenberg's wrap dress to Di Petsa's fountain of breast milk and a very skirt-centric Prada show –– Paris' has only just begun. Perhaps the most anticipated of all the fashion capitals, with storied houses like Chanel, Celine, Dior and Louis Vuitton staging lavish productions to present their collections, it's also the most star-studded.
But what will the VIPs wear? Front row fashion can be a buzzy addition to the collection on the runway. Here we'll keep track of the best looks worn by A-listers as they descend on the French capital.
Scroll down to see the standout celebrity fashion moments in Paris.
This story will be updated throughout Paris Fashion Week.

#here #note #york #diane

EDITOR'S NOTE: CNN Style is one of the official media partners of Paris Fashion Week. See all coverage here.
While New York, London and Milan's fashion weeks have come and gone –– having brought us everything from Henry Zankov's new take on Diane von Furstenberg's wrap dress to Di Petsa's fountain of breast milk and a very skirt-centric Prada show –– Paris' has only just begun. Perhaps the most anticipated of all the fashion capitals, with storied houses like Chanel, Celine, Dior and Louis Vuitton staging lavish productions to present their collections, it's also the most star-studded.
But what will the VIPs wear? Front row fashion can be a buzzy addition to the collection on the runway. Here we'll keep track of the best looks worn by A-listers as they descend on the French capital.
Scroll down to see the standout celebrity fashion moments in Paris.
This story will be updated throughout Paris Fashion Week.

#london

Hyrox, the popular indoor fitness competition, is adjusting its policies and procedures after a world champion was allowed to continue at a competition in China last weekend despite suffering fecal incontinence.
Joanna Wietrzyk was competing in the age 16-24 elite event in Beijing on Saturday when she suddenly became ill. But despite fecal matter running down her legs, Wietrzyk was allowed to keep competing. The Australian continued on and ended up winning the race in a time of 1:01.23.
But in the days since, Hyrox has received heavy criticism for allowing Wietrzyk to continue competing despite the potential health risks. The company said that, despite having "clear biocontaminant and medical procedures in place," the situation "blurred" protocols and created "ambiguity in how they were applied and understood."
"I apologize to all that were directly or indirectly affected, as well as to everyone who felt like we did not handle the situation like we should have," Hyrox co-founder Moritz Furste said in a statement. "Hyrox made a mistake by not reacting immediately during the race. In the end, it is my job to foresee these potential incidents — and I did not.
"Of course, we started improving event processes, plus making rulebook changes immediately. As of this moment, there are new rules and procedures in place to prevent situations like this from happening again."

#allowed

Hyrox, the global endurance fitness race, is revising its protocols after a top athlete soiled herself and was allowed to continue during a competition in Beijing on Sept. 12.
Photos from the indoor competition show Australian Joanna Wietrzyk, the 22-year-old Hyrox world champion, with fecal matter running down her legs during the age 16-24 elite race. Wietzryk won the race with a time of 1:01:23, besting second-place finisher Alyssa McElheny of the United States by 45 seconds.
The incident sparked online outrage over potential health risks, prompting Hyrox co-founder Moritz Furste to release a statement on Monday, Sept. 14 admitting that race organizers failed by not removing Wietryzk from the competition.
"HYROX made a mistake by not reacting immediately during the race," Furste wrote in an Instagram post. "In the end it is my job to foresee these potential incidents – and I did not. Of course, we started improving event processes, plus making rulebook changes immediately. As of this moment, there are new rules and procedures in place to prevent situations like this from happening again."
USA TODAY Sports reached out to Hyrox, Wietrzyk and her coach for comment on Monday morning and did not immediately hear back.

#immediately

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New York Fashion Week is here again! From September 10 through September 15, the city's biggest designers will unveil their Spring/Summer 2027 collections, and the action-packed week will be followed, as per tradition, by shows taking place in London, Milan, and Paris.
Over the past few years, some designers have chosen to start the festivities a bit early, and the same was true this season, with houses like Ralph Lauren, Cult Gaia, and Rachel Comey all showing their collections ahead of the official CFDA calendar.
And while the schedule may be stretching, so is the map of show locations. This year, presentations will take fashion fans across the greater NYC metropolitan area, with Collina Strada hosting its show at Storm King Art Center in New Windsor, New York, while threeASFOUR will present its show at the Mana Contemporary center in Jersey City.
This year also features a few exciting debuts, like Connor Ives, who is showing in his home country for the first time ever, in a switch from his usual slot during London Fashion Week. Yesterday also saw Henry Zankov present his debut collection for Diane von Furstenberg, where he took over as artistic director this past May.

#fashion

Gloria Steinem, who passed away at the age of 92 on September 2, 2026, was many things: co-founder of "Ms." magazine, second-wave feminist icon, and even stepmother to Christian Bale. (Who knew?) She was also, throughout her life, a serious fashionista. Some may believe such a passion is necessarily at odds with a dedication to feminism, and Steinem certainly had many critics who questioned her focus on fashion, but she viewed her style as an extension of her activism, not a conflict of interest. Gloria Steinem's beauty philosophy went hand-in-hand with her feminist ideals, and so did her approach to fashion.
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"Fashion in the past meant conforming and losing oneself," Steinem pointed out in the 2011 HBO documentary about her life, "Gloria: In Her Own Words," but "fashion in the present means being unique and finding oneself," she continued. For Steinem, that came to mean a "power outfit" (above) that often included a fitted Henley shirt, flared jeans, a low-slung belt, funky jewelry, and a rotating collection of political badges and ******* ons, topped with her iconic aviator glasses and highlighted hair teased to the sky. There was a purpose to her style beyond expression and confidence, however. "She made it okay to be attractive and to be a feminist," friend and designer Diane von Furstenberg told Glamour.
Read more: 22 Celebrities Who Are Unapologetically Childless By Choice (And We Love Them For It)
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#hand #oneself

Director Griff Furst came under fire Tuesday following his tribute for late actress Hayden Panettiere, with some blasting the post as "ambulance chasing."
For those who didn't see the video statement uploaded to Instagram, Furst, who directed Panettiere in one of her last movies, 2025's "A Breed Apart," explained he wanted to speak directly to his fans out of fear tabloids would take what he had to share "out of context."
"I had met Hayden about 10 years before that and I knew that she was insanely talented, so when she signed on to do this picture that we were shooting, I was psyched," Furst recalled. "I really wanted to work with her. So I'm on set, and I get word from the movie's security team who picked her up from the airport that something was off."
He continued: "I didn't think much about it, and so I left set and I walked over to greet her and her boyfriend Brian [Hickerson]. He opened the door. Hayden was incredibly sweet and gracious and excited to work, but she was not okay."
"I'm not going to get into the details of why that was, but having worked on over 100 movies and seeing just about everything, it was pretty clear that she wasn't okay," Furst noted. "And the energy in her room was pretty dark."

#okay

In the wake of Hayden Panettiere's death, the director of one of her last films is opening up about his experience with her on set, saying the "energy in her room was pretty dark" at the time.
The actress, who worked with Griff Furst on his 2025 film A Breed Apart, died on Sunday at age 36 at an apartment complex in Greenville, South Carolina.
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#director #furst #apart #south

We live in a college football world of lists, rankings, and countdowns. Many players on Notre Dame’s roster have been talked about and written about over the last few months — so let’s fall in line.
This will be my official Top 20 Notre Dame Football Players ranking. I will unveil each player, and list the three things I like about them. It seems simple enough, but I have no doubt that some of these ratings will be highly criticized, but you can always share your thoughts in the comments below.
Big boy
In the game of football, size definitley matters. Well… it matters most in the trenches, where it’s the clash of the ******* ans on just about every play. At 6’7” 325 pounds, Lambert is one of those “get off the bus furst” guys that you want. The thing is though — he still looks like he could gain another 20+ pounds and still be effective. He’s huge now but could be his very own ******* an later.
He’s in the right place