Lifestyle March 13 2026

Vive la France!

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  • SAINT’s Dru Campbell hit the catwalk for Australian creative director Nicky Zimmermann’s eponymous brand’s collection staged inside Le Carreau du Temple last Monday at Paris Fashion Week.

    SAINT’s Dru Campbell hit the catwalk for Australian creative director Nicky Zimmermann’s eponymous brand’s collection staged inside Le Carreau du Temple last Monday at Paris Fashion Week.
  • SAINT’s Dru Campbell was Look 47 for Louis Vuitton Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière’s 50-look fall 2026 collection show that made stylistic references to Nepal, Peru or the Mongolian steppe. It was Campbell’s fifth time walking for the 172-year- SAINT’s Dru Campbell was Look 47 for Louis Vuitton Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière’s 50-look fall 2026 collection show that made stylistic references to Nepal, Peru or the Mongolian steppe. It was Campbell’s fifth time walking for the 172-year-old French fashion house.
  • Having co-starred in the Prelude 2025 global advertising campaign for Miu Miu, SAINT sar Jessie Craig made her fourth runway appearance for the Italian luxury fashion house’s fall 2026 collection on the closing day of Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday. Having co-starred in the Prelude 2025 global advertising campaign for Miu Miu, SAINT sar Jessie Craig made her fourth runway appearance for the Italian luxury fashion house’s fall 2026 collection on the closing day of Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.
  • Making her major comeback in Paris during the haute couture season earlier this year, Jamaican fashion star Romae Gordon returned to Chanel Creative Director Matthieu Blazy’s fold for his first full ready-to-wear runway show. Blazy debuted with a Metiers Making her major comeback in Paris during the haute couture season earlier this year, Jamaican fashion star Romae Gordon returned to Chanel Creative Director Matthieu Blazy’s fold for his first full ready-to-wear runway show. Blazy debuted with a Metiers d’Art show in New York last year and followed with a haute couture collection in January, which Gordon walked in.
  • Dill rocked two separate Looks 6 and 33 — the latter seen here — for Japanese fashion designer Yusuke Takahashi’s latest collection titled, ‘Knit-Ware: Sculpture’ that was presented at the Palais de Tokyo on the final day of the Parisian fall/wi Dill rocked two separate Looks 6 and 33 — the latter seen here — for Japanese fashion designer Yusuke Takahashi’s latest collection titled, ‘Knit-Ware: Sculpture’ that was presented at the Palais de Tokyo on the final day of the Parisian fall/winter 2026 collections.
  • With two turns on the runway for Ottolinger’s fall/winter 2026 collection, Sanique Dill, seen here in Look 25, was part of designers Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient’s narrative of a more structured approach to the brand’s signature deconstructed ae With two turns on the runway for Ottolinger’s fall/winter 2026 collection, Sanique Dill, seen here in Look 25, was part of designers Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient’s narrative of a more structured approach to the brand’s signature deconstructed aesthetic.
  • Booking seven runway assignments for her Paris Fashion Week outing, SAINT’s in-demand face Sanique Dill included Kiko Kostadinov’s collection on the list. Designers Laura Fanning and Deanna Fanning drew inspiration for the 32-look collection from their Booking seven runway assignments for her Paris Fashion Week outing, SAINT’s in-demand face Sanique Dill included Kiko Kostadinov’s collection on the list. Designers Laura Fanning and Deanna Fanning drew inspiration for the 32-look collection from their observation of a group of birdwatchers in North London.

The world’s fashion capital welcomed a liberal sprinkling of island flavour at Paris Fashion Week.

The Rock’s cadre of in-demand models featured prominently throughout the fall/winter 2026 ready-to-wear showcases, which culminated on Tuesday. The Deiwght Peters-managed SAINT International quartet of Sanique Dill, Dru Campbell, Jessie Craig and Naki Depass, along with Select Model Management-signed Romae Gordon, clocked runway time for the biggest names in the fashion industry.

On the shortlist of models drawn from across the globe, the Jamaican contingent glided the catwalks at Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, Chanel, Zimmermann, Ottolinger, and more in Paris.

Speaking to Living moments after gracing the runway in Look 61 at Tuesday’s Miu Miu show, held at Palais d’Iéna, Craig was still euphoric.

It was her fourth time being booked by the Italian luxury fashion house.

“Doing runway is always a major adrenaline rush,” she shared about walking creative director Miuccia Prada’s 62-look collection, with actress Gillian Anderson closing the show immediately after Craig.

“Paris is actually my favourite city during fashion month, and Miu Miu was the first advertising campaign I ever did for their Prelude 2025 collection. So it’s always a great feeling to work with Mrs Prada [and] stylist Lotta [Volkova, the] casting director for the last two years.”

In the vein of Craig’s repeat engagement, others walked a similar path.

SAINT’s Campbell returned to the runway for a fifth time for both Louis Vuitton and Dior, and walked for Loewe for the fourth time, having first walked for the Spanish luxury house in March 2024.

And Romae Gordon made it a double for Chanel, having previously booked the French luxury house’s haute couture collection show two months ago.

Dill, meanwhile, proved the hardest-working Jamaican catwalker of the season, with seven shows altogether on her roster. The green-eyed, Afro-haired beauty landed shows for CFCL, Ottolinger, Kiko Kostadinov, Anrealage, Vaillant Studio, Cecilie Bahnsen and Julie Kegels.

Paris Fashion Week ran from March 2 to 10, featuring 67 ready-to-wear shows and 31 presentations.

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