Paris Fashion Week Through The Lens Of Social Media
Paris Fashion Week Through The Lens Of Social Media
We explored the digital enthusiasm that Paris Fashion Week ignited from 3rd to 9th October 2023, offering insights into the societal, creative, and consumer dynamics at play.
Runway To Sucess: 5M Engagements and 41.3B Impressions
The October 3rd spike was driven by K-pop fashion icons: TWICE’s Momo representing Miu Miu and BLACKPINK’s Jennie for Chanel as brand ambassadors.
Positive Sentiment Prevailed
Despite the heightened anxiety over the bedbug infestation in Paris, positive sentiment was predominant and was attributed to the influence of celebrity and inclusive beauty standards.
Fashion Houses Ruled the Discussions
Fashion powerhouses Miu Miu, Chanel, Saint Laurent, and Dior stood out prominently, owing to the influential appearance of their brand ambassadors at Paris Fashion Week.
Most Active Discussion in Thailand and the US
In the US, Pamela Anderson's makeup-free appearance made waves. In Thailand, Thai star Nattawin Wattanagitiphat, Mile Phakphum and K-pop fandom dominated discussions.
Gen Z Females Took The Lead
Gen Z, recognized for their adeptness in social media and trendsetting, led the discussions. Additionally, the event reaffirmed the enduring interest of women in the fashion industry.
Let us know in the comment section how your brand has tapped into the trends and conversations sparked by this iconic event!
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