Paris Haute Couture was back in full swing for the first time last week since Covid-19 made landfall in Europe more than two years ago. And it was clear fashion’s love affair with showbiz has reached a new high in the time we’ve been stuck at home behind our screens. Not only was there the conventional celebrity actresses on the front row, quite a few strutted on the runway, including even A-listers such as Nicole Kidman at Balenciaga. It was a reminder of how the pandemic has accelerated a cross-pollination of screen culture and fashion, creating new senses of reality.
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