Emily Ratajkowski Channels ’90s Minimalism in Leather Trench and Boots at Loewe’s Spring 2024 Men’s Show
The model opted for an all-black look to take in Jonathan Anderson's newest designs.
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Emily Ratajkowski brought under-the-radar luxury to the front row for Loewe’s spring 2024 menswear show.
While arriving to the occasion in Paris during Paris Fashion Week Men’s on Saturday, Ratajkowski posed in an all-black outfit. The “My Body” author’s ensemble consisted of an ankle-length trench coat crafted entirely out of leather, complemented with wide lapels and a single breast button. Seemingly worn sans-top, Ratajkowski’s only other accessory tapped into Loewe’s hit line of handbags: the Spanish brand’s olive green $3,500 Puffer Goya bag, a padded, cushion-like shoulder bag crafted from soft leather with a gold chain handle.
When it came to footwear, Ratajkowski continued her minimalist streak with a set of leather boots. Her smooth black style featured narrow, faintly squared toes with faintly shiny uppers. The style wasn’t fully visible beneath her leather trench’s hem, allowing its silhouette to remain a mystery — though it likely took the form of a heeled ankle, calf- or knee-high boot, given similar pairs on the market today.
Ratajkowski was notably seated next to NCT singer Taeyong and Chinese actor Hu Yitian. The trio made up a star-studded front row alongside celebrities including Sebastian Stan, Troye Sivan, Corey Mylchreest and more.
Paris Fashion Week Men’s showcases the fashion industry’s newest menswear collections. This year’s spring 2024 lineup, held from June 21 to 25, features runway shows and presentations from brands including Dior, Givenchy, Christian Louboutin, Loewe, Hermès and Marine Serre. The event has notably included Pharrell Williams’ viral debut collection as the new creative director of Louis Vuitton, as well.