givenchy creative director matthew m williams focused on dresses at the french fashion houses fall runway show at paris fashion week on thursday sending out a lineup of long slinky gowns that swept the runwayfirst he kicked off the show for the lvmhowned lvmhpa label with allblack sharplytailored outerwear coats with sleeves that fell below the wrists and hemlines that reached the anklesread alsosaint laurent hits paris catwalk with broadshouldered glamourtuesday night saint laurent designer anthony vaccarello drew his paris fashion week audience onto a dim chandelierlined runway while presenting a sensual assortment of eveningwear fit for nightclubs that was inspired by office staples like blazers pinstripes and pencil skirtsparis fashion week kickstarts with a lot of nipple showparis fashion week launched with touches of scandal grief and a lot of nipple show with brands like vaquera womenswear and fm master of arts womenswear making models walk the ramp in sheer outfitsmodels then paraded down the stark white runway wearing gowns with plunging necklines and long slits with just a few touches of bright colours including sheer dresses in lime green bright pink and lavenderthe trademark embellishments chains and extra buckles were relegated to the sidelines leaving only the occasional belt lined with metal loops some leg straps with buckles and a thick gold handle on bright green clutchlayered looks were less present than in previous seasons though there were a few mixing brown shearling and slick black leatherwhile the models marched to a solemn electronic beat in a temporary tent at the ecole militaire in central paris some of the guests were more flamboyantactor jared leto turned up in a shimmery gold top with a huge chunky gold chain around his neck while singer aya nakamura wore the labels signature shark lock boots in shiny silver with a matching handbagthe show took place on the fourth day of paris fashion week which runs through march 7 and features big name labels including dior saint laurent louis vuitton hermes and chanel