In a recent fashion show in Paris, Jimmy Page, along with Måneskin’s bassist Victoria De Angelis, marked a memorable attendance, creating a buzz on social media and among fans.
Photographs and social media posts have confirmed that De Angelis, Page and his girlfriend, Scarlett Sabet, were among the front-row attendees at the Ann Demeulemeester Autumn/Winter 2024 show in Paris on March 2.
A Star-Studded Front Row
The guitarist and his partner were not the only celebrities in attendance; they were joined by De Angelis, along with other notable figures such as Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie, Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan, Julia Fox, Paris Jackson, and Tyga. Rachel Goswell of Slowdive, who was also present, shared a photo on Instagram capturing this gathering and wrote in the caption:
“Front row. Thank you so much, Scarlett Sabet, for the photo! It’s a lovely memory and truly an honour for me.”
This occasion marks another instance where Page and Sabet have shown their affinity for the fashion world. Previously, the couple was seen at the Paul Smith Menswear Autumn/Winter 2020 fashion show, also in Paris.
Page, who has a history with fashion events, including modeling for John Varvatos Spring 2013 collection and attending the opening of the brand’s London shop in 2014, continues to blend the worlds of rock and fashion seamlessly.
The Dark Romance Of Ann Demeulemeester
The show, directed by Stefano Gallici, Ann Demeulemeester’s new artistic director, presented a collection rich in the brand’s iconic dark romanticism. The venue, bathed in dim light with a spotlight on the runway, complemented the collection’s dark tones and the luxurious use of leather and silk.
Gallici successfully carried on the brand’s legacy, showcasing pieces that ranged from oversized maxi coats reminiscent of silky pajamas to sharply tailored outfits and slip dresses that elegantly draped the body.
Leather, a staple in rock fashion and a recurrent theme in Ann Demeulemeester’s collections played a prominent role, embodying the essence of luxury and craftsmanship. The collection included long leather coats and complete ensembles adorned with BDSM-inspired details, reiterating the brand’s influence on rock icons’ wardrobes.
