Selma Blair Turns Heads With Necktie Made of Blonde Braided Hair at Paris Fashion Week
Selma Blair's latest look just might split hairs.
The Legally Blonde star made heads turn with her eye-catching accessory at Schiaparelli's fall/winter 2024-2025 Haute Couture show during Paris Fashion Week.
For the star-studded June 24 event, Selma certainly became the mane focus after she stepped out with a platinum blonde braided ponytail necktie.
And no, your eyes aren't playing tricks on you.
The Cruel Intentions alum donned the unique hair accessory around her neck, which draped over a crisp white button-down shirt.
She paired the statement piece with an oversized camel-colored blazer that was embellished with giant gold buttons and matching trousers with wide pleats. To complete the look, Selma wore sculptural heels and accessorized with a brown clutch that featured the brand's signature face emblems.
And no detail went unnoticed for the 52-year-old, whose blonde braided necktie matched her bleached hair color. She also styled her tresses in a messy braid with a deep side part.
Following her dramatic entrance, the actress shared behind-the-scenes footage of the runway show.
As she captioned her June 24 Instagram, "Beginning couture week with the otherworldly and exceptionally couture house of @schiaparelli is a dream."
Of course, Selma wasn't the only celebrity to make jaws drop at the fashion affair.
Kylie Jenner looked like a blushing bride in a pastel pink dress that featured an explosion of diamond embellishments and see-through skirt. Plus, Doja Cat opted for a bold getup, wearing an oversized ruffle-tiered blazer dress.
Keep reading to see all of the fabulous looks to come out of Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture.
At Dior show.
At Dior show.
At Thom Browne show.
At Schiaparelli show.
At Iris Van Herpen show.
At Giambattista Valli show.
At Vogue World: Paris show.
At Vogue World: Paris show.
At Vogue World: Paris show.
At Vogue World: Paris show.
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