The fourth day of Paris Fashion Week SS’27 brought together several high-profile shows, including Schiaparelli and Balenciaga.

Exclusively for INSIDER.AT, we take a closer look at the guests’ street style, captured by Anastasiia Burma.

Schiaparelli guests once again opted for glamorous and striking looks. Leather textures, sequins and decorative elements were paired with expressive silhouettes, while the accessories drew particular attention.

Almost every look was completed with a Schiaparelli bag — from minimalist designs to signature accessories featuring surrealist details, including the brand’s iconic golden eyes.

Balenciaga offered a different take on Parisian street style. Guests opted for relaxed combinations of leather jackets, denim, oversized silhouettes and fringe. At the same time, the looks retained a celebratory feel: textured leather, statement accessories and carefully considered silhouettes made even casual outfits suitable for the front row of a fashion show.

Among the guests at Schiaparelli and Balenciaga were Anna Wintour, Leonie Hanne, Isabelle Huppert, Sarah Pidgeon, Shailene Woodley and other notable figures from the worlds of fashion and entertainment.

Ultimately, the street style on the fourth day of PFW SS’27 captured several of the season’s prevailing moods — from Schiaparelli’s theatrical glamour to Balenciaga’s effortless sophistication.

The days ahead will bring a packed schedule of runway shows, new collections, high-profile debuts and trends set to shape wardrobes for the season to come.

Exclusively for INSIDER.AT, we take a closer look at the street style outside the Tom Ford show, captured by Anastasiia Burma. Among the guests were Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Christian Louboutin, Amber Valletta and others.

The guests’ looks reflected one of the defining moods of Parisian fashion — a return to sensuality, this time without overt provocation.

Black, glossy textures, plunging necklines and cut-outs appeared time and again.

The same spirit could be seen in Tom Ford’s aesthetic: sensuality does not have to be loud. Instead, it can feel refined, confident and slightly dangerous.