NewLe Silla Colette: the lace-up ankle boot shot with black front-seam tights
For spring/summer 2027 Maiko Kurogouchi looks at how students personalise their uniforms: white socks with black shoes, orange and white knee-highs with brogues, in 8 of 38 looks.
In a show where the shirt becomes a skirt and the glove becomes a shoe, MM6 Maison Margiela embroiders a small flower on the shin of its tights: ivory or sheer black, in 8 of 55 looks.
At Sacai spring/summer 2027 Chitose Abe put the same pairing under every skirt: a black sock peeking out of a pointed black ankle boot, in 27 of 45 looks.
Telfar invited Paris to a show and staged it in Brooklyn, live. On the legs, grey, camel and burgundy leopard tights under suit skirts: 8 of 51 looks.
In the Sainte-Geneviève Library, Alessandro Michele dressed Valentino's legs mostly in socks: sheer nude, cream and red, plus pale blue and white tights with marabou.
In Alain Paul's ballet dancer at a rave, socks go with derbies, ballet flats stay on bare legs, and two looks close the leg in black tights: 11 of 50.
At Celine spring/summer 2027 Michael Rider put sheer black tights and pointed pumps under slip dresses, coats and cropped trousers: 16 of 71 looks with tights or socks.
At De Pino spring/summer 2027 Gabriel Figueiredo dressed the legs asymmetrically: a long nude stocking on one side, a knee-high on the other, in 21 of 23 looks.
At Hodakova spring/summer 2027 Ellen Hodakova Larsson put black fishnet tights under skirts, dresses and capes made from real fishing nets: 7 of 49 looks.
At Kiko Kostadinov spring/summer 2027 Laura and Deanna Fanning paired ribbed knee socks with woven pumps, loafers and sandals, plus pale lilac tights: 15 of 36 looks.
In Marie Adam-Leenaerdt's imaginary supermarket, deep-slit skirts show a single stockinged leg with the lace top on display: 6 of 49 looks.
For Maxhosa Africa's debut on the official Paris schedule, Laduma Ngxokolo put diamond openwork tights under his knitwear, with sneakers: 9 of 46 looks with tights or socks.
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