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Culture06:55 · Jun 28

Sharon Stone Makes Fashion Runway Comeback at 68 After 33 Years

By ליאת להב
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Sharon Stone, the legendary actress and former model, made a surprising return to the runway at Paris Men's Fashion Week on Saturday. At 68 years old, Stone walked in the Vetements Spring-Summer 2027 show, marking her first runway appearance in over three decades. The show took place on an asphalt road transformed into an impromptu runway inside an urban tunnel.

Stone showcased a sophisticated menswear-inspired look featuring an oversized blazer, a buttoned shirt, shiny vinyl knee-high boots with high stiletto heels, and an upside-down tie, all in a black-and-white palette. Her look was completed with a wet blonde bob and warm brown and burgundy makeup, adding a touch of Hollywood glamour to the edgy outfit. Her dramatic and confident walk quickly became one of the most viral moments of the Paris fashion week.

Vetements, the Georgian avant-garde brand founded in 2014 by Demna Gvasalia, who later became the creative director of Balenciaga and recently Gucci's artistic director, is known for its ironic and fresh streetwear aesthetic. The brand is currently led by Demna's brother, Guram Gvasalia, who continues the same design and artistic direction. Stone's appearance was unexpected and celebrated as a highlight of the event, blending classic glamour with contemporary fashion innovation.

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